Feature Class to Coverage, Import from E00, Table to dBASE and Copy Runtime Geodatabase to File Geodatabase Tools
Feature Class to Coverage
How to use Feature Class to
Coverage Tool in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??Feature Class to Coverage
Path to access the tool
:
Feature
Class to Coverage Tool, To Coverage Toolset, Conversion Toolbox
Feature Class to Coverage
Creates a single ArcInfo Workstation coverage from one or more input feature classes or layers.
1. Input Feature classes
The input feature
classes or layers used to create a single ArcInfo Workstation coverage,
including the type of features of which the coverage will be composed. See the
Usage notes in the Tool Help for more information on when and why to use ROUTE
and REGION instead of ARC and POLYGON.
- POINT
- LABEL
- NODE
- ARC
- ROUTE
- POLYGON
- REGION
- ANNO
2. Output Coverage
The output coverage to be created.
3.
XY Tolerance (optional)
The minimum distance
separating all feature coordinates (nodes and vertices) as well as the distance
a coordinate can move in X or Y (or both). You can set the value to be higher
for data that has less coordinate accuracy and lower for datasets with
extremely high accuracy.
4. Double Precision (optional)
The precision of the
output coverage.
- Checked—The Output Coverage will have double precison. This is the default.
- Unchecked—The Output Coverage will have single precision.
Import from E00
How to use Import from E00 Tool
in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??Import from E00
Path to access the tool
:
Import
from E00 Tool, To Coverage Toolset, Conversion Toolbox
Import from E00
Imports an ArcInfo
Workstation interchange file (.e00). An interchange file is used to transport
coverages, INFO tables, text files such as AML macros, and other ArcInfo files.
For coverages, grids, and tins, it contains all information, including
appropriate INFO table information. Interchange files are designated with the
.e00 file suffix. This is the ArcView GIS version of the utility for importing
e00 files.
1. Input interchange file
ArcInfo Workstation
interchange file to convert. The name of this file cannot contain spaces.
2. Output folder
The location in which
the output will be created.
3. Output name
The name of the output.
This string cannot contain any spaces. If this output already exists, the tool
will not overwrite it, even if the geoprocessing overwrite output setting is
set to true.
Table to dBASE (multiple)
How to use Table to dBASE
(multiple) Tool in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??Table to dBASE (multiple)
Path to access the tool
:
Table
to dBASE (multiple) Tool, To dBASE Toolset, Conversion Toolbox
Table to dBASE (multiple)
Converts one or more
tables to dBASE tables.
1. Input Table
The list of tables to be
converted to dBASE.
2. Output Folder
The destination folder
where the output dBASE tables will be placed.
CAD to Geodatabase
How to use CAD to
Geodatabase Tool in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??CAD to Geodatabase
Path to access the tool
:
CAD
to Geodatabase Tool, To Geodatabase Toolset, Conversion Toolbox
CAD to Geodatabase
Reads a CAD dataset and
creates feature classes of the drawing. The feature classes are written to a
geodatabase feature dataset.
1. Input CAD Datasets
The collection of CAD
files to convert to geodatabase features.
2. Output Geodatabase
The geodatabase where
the output feature dataset will be created. This geodatabase must already
exist.
3. Dataset
The name of the feature
dataset to be created.
4. Reference scale
Enter the scale to use
as a reference for the annotation. This sets the scale to which all symbol and
text sizes in the annotation will be made relative.
5. Spatial Reference (optional)
The spatial reference of the output feature dataset. If you wish to control other aspects of the spatial reference, such as the xy, z, m domains, resolutions, and tolerances, set the appropriate geoprocessing environments.
Copy Runtime Geodatabase to File Geodatabase
How to use Copy Runtime
Geodatabase to File Geodatabase Tool in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??Copy Runtime Geodatabase to File Geodatabase
Path to access the tool
:
Copy
Runtime Geodatabase to File Geodatabase Tool, To Geodatabase
Toolset, Conversion Toolbox
Copy Runtime Geodatabase to File
Geodatabase
Copies the contents of a
Runtime geodatabase into a new file geodatabase.
1. Input Runtime Geodatabase
Runtime geodatabase that
will be copied to a file geodatabase.
2. Output File Geodatabase
The output file geodatabase name and location. For example: c:/temp/outputGeodatabases/copiedFGDB.gdb.
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