In GeoDMS, how can I read large shape files?











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I have problems reading a large shape file in GeoDMS GUI version 7.177.



I'm trying to read the BAG (basisadministratie gemeenten, Dutch municipality administration, a giant geo file) into GeoDMS directly from the Kadaster. It's first been converted from .xml into .csv, then from .csv to .shp (using Python 'shapefile' library). When I make a selection of 10 000 buildings, everything goes well. When I want to read the whole BAG (some 16 000 000 building), however, GeoDMS can't seem to read the entire shape file, after a while the CPU usage is close to 0% and no further progress seems to be made.



Code:



/*
This program reads the BAG in .shp format and writes it to .dmsdata format for speedy processing in Minta
*/

container root
{
unit<dpoint> rdc_base; // RDC stands for Rijksdriehoekscoordinaten, Dutch state coordinate system
unit<dpoint> rdc := range(rdc_base,point(300000.0,0.0),point(625000.0,280000.0)); // default rdc: built on doubles

unit<uint32> bagRead:
storageName = 'c:/zandbak/intermediate/bagPND.dbf'
, dialogData = 'geometry'
, dialogType = 'map'
, storageReadOnly = 'true'
, isHidden = 'true'
{
attribute<rdc> geometry(polygon):
storageName = 'c:/zandbak/intermediate/bagPND.shp'
, storageReadOnly = 'true';
attribute<string>buildingId;
attribute<string>status;
attribute<string>year;
}

unit<uint32> bagWrite := subset(bagRead/buildingId==bagRead/buildingId)
, storageName = 'c:/zandbak/output/bagPND.fss'
, storageReadOnly = 'false'
, dialogData = 'geometry'
, dialogType = 'map'
{
attribute<uint32> nr_OrgEntity;
attribute<rdc> geometry(polygon) := bagRead/geometry[nr_OrgEntity];
attribute<string> buildingId := bagRead/buildingId[nr_OrgEntity];
attribute<string> status := bagRead/status[nr_OrgEntity];
attribute<string> year := bagRead/year[nr_OrgEntity];
}
}


I run this code using the batch mode:



"C:Program FilesObjectVisionGeoDms7177GeoDmsRun.exe" "C:repositoryvestabagpreprocessingroot.dms" /bagWrite


As said, this code functions well for 10 000 buildings. However, not for 16M buildings. Is there a way to read large shape files in GeoDMS?










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    I have problems reading a large shape file in GeoDMS GUI version 7.177.



    I'm trying to read the BAG (basisadministratie gemeenten, Dutch municipality administration, a giant geo file) into GeoDMS directly from the Kadaster. It's first been converted from .xml into .csv, then from .csv to .shp (using Python 'shapefile' library). When I make a selection of 10 000 buildings, everything goes well. When I want to read the whole BAG (some 16 000 000 building), however, GeoDMS can't seem to read the entire shape file, after a while the CPU usage is close to 0% and no further progress seems to be made.



    Code:



    /*
    This program reads the BAG in .shp format and writes it to .dmsdata format for speedy processing in Minta
    */

    container root
    {
    unit<dpoint> rdc_base; // RDC stands for Rijksdriehoekscoordinaten, Dutch state coordinate system
    unit<dpoint> rdc := range(rdc_base,point(300000.0,0.0),point(625000.0,280000.0)); // default rdc: built on doubles

    unit<uint32> bagRead:
    storageName = 'c:/zandbak/intermediate/bagPND.dbf'
    , dialogData = 'geometry'
    , dialogType = 'map'
    , storageReadOnly = 'true'
    , isHidden = 'true'
    {
    attribute<rdc> geometry(polygon):
    storageName = 'c:/zandbak/intermediate/bagPND.shp'
    , storageReadOnly = 'true';
    attribute<string>buildingId;
    attribute<string>status;
    attribute<string>year;
    }

    unit<uint32> bagWrite := subset(bagRead/buildingId==bagRead/buildingId)
    , storageName = 'c:/zandbak/output/bagPND.fss'
    , storageReadOnly = 'false'
    , dialogData = 'geometry'
    , dialogType = 'map'
    {
    attribute<uint32> nr_OrgEntity;
    attribute<rdc> geometry(polygon) := bagRead/geometry[nr_OrgEntity];
    attribute<string> buildingId := bagRead/buildingId[nr_OrgEntity];
    attribute<string> status := bagRead/status[nr_OrgEntity];
    attribute<string> year := bagRead/year[nr_OrgEntity];
    }
    }


    I run this code using the batch mode:



    "C:Program FilesObjectVisionGeoDms7177GeoDmsRun.exe" "C:repositoryvestabagpreprocessingroot.dms" /bagWrite


    As said, this code functions well for 10 000 buildings. However, not for 16M buildings. Is there a way to read large shape files in GeoDMS?










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      I have problems reading a large shape file in GeoDMS GUI version 7.177.



      I'm trying to read the BAG (basisadministratie gemeenten, Dutch municipality administration, a giant geo file) into GeoDMS directly from the Kadaster. It's first been converted from .xml into .csv, then from .csv to .shp (using Python 'shapefile' library). When I make a selection of 10 000 buildings, everything goes well. When I want to read the whole BAG (some 16 000 000 building), however, GeoDMS can't seem to read the entire shape file, after a while the CPU usage is close to 0% and no further progress seems to be made.



      Code:



      /*
      This program reads the BAG in .shp format and writes it to .dmsdata format for speedy processing in Minta
      */

      container root
      {
      unit<dpoint> rdc_base; // RDC stands for Rijksdriehoekscoordinaten, Dutch state coordinate system
      unit<dpoint> rdc := range(rdc_base,point(300000.0,0.0),point(625000.0,280000.0)); // default rdc: built on doubles

      unit<uint32> bagRead:
      storageName = 'c:/zandbak/intermediate/bagPND.dbf'
      , dialogData = 'geometry'
      , dialogType = 'map'
      , storageReadOnly = 'true'
      , isHidden = 'true'
      {
      attribute<rdc> geometry(polygon):
      storageName = 'c:/zandbak/intermediate/bagPND.shp'
      , storageReadOnly = 'true';
      attribute<string>buildingId;
      attribute<string>status;
      attribute<string>year;
      }

      unit<uint32> bagWrite := subset(bagRead/buildingId==bagRead/buildingId)
      , storageName = 'c:/zandbak/output/bagPND.fss'
      , storageReadOnly = 'false'
      , dialogData = 'geometry'
      , dialogType = 'map'
      {
      attribute<uint32> nr_OrgEntity;
      attribute<rdc> geometry(polygon) := bagRead/geometry[nr_OrgEntity];
      attribute<string> buildingId := bagRead/buildingId[nr_OrgEntity];
      attribute<string> status := bagRead/status[nr_OrgEntity];
      attribute<string> year := bagRead/year[nr_OrgEntity];
      }
      }


      I run this code using the batch mode:



      "C:Program FilesObjectVisionGeoDms7177GeoDmsRun.exe" "C:repositoryvestabagpreprocessingroot.dms" /bagWrite


      As said, this code functions well for 10 000 buildings. However, not for 16M buildings. Is there a way to read large shape files in GeoDMS?










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      I have problems reading a large shape file in GeoDMS GUI version 7.177.



      I'm trying to read the BAG (basisadministratie gemeenten, Dutch municipality administration, a giant geo file) into GeoDMS directly from the Kadaster. It's first been converted from .xml into .csv, then from .csv to .shp (using Python 'shapefile' library). When I make a selection of 10 000 buildings, everything goes well. When I want to read the whole BAG (some 16 000 000 building), however, GeoDMS can't seem to read the entire shape file, after a while the CPU usage is close to 0% and no further progress seems to be made.



      Code:



      /*
      This program reads the BAG in .shp format and writes it to .dmsdata format for speedy processing in Minta
      */

      container root
      {
      unit<dpoint> rdc_base; // RDC stands for Rijksdriehoekscoordinaten, Dutch state coordinate system
      unit<dpoint> rdc := range(rdc_base,point(300000.0,0.0),point(625000.0,280000.0)); // default rdc: built on doubles

      unit<uint32> bagRead:
      storageName = 'c:/zandbak/intermediate/bagPND.dbf'
      , dialogData = 'geometry'
      , dialogType = 'map'
      , storageReadOnly = 'true'
      , isHidden = 'true'
      {
      attribute<rdc> geometry(polygon):
      storageName = 'c:/zandbak/intermediate/bagPND.shp'
      , storageReadOnly = 'true';
      attribute<string>buildingId;
      attribute<string>status;
      attribute<string>year;
      }

      unit<uint32> bagWrite := subset(bagRead/buildingId==bagRead/buildingId)
      , storageName = 'c:/zandbak/output/bagPND.fss'
      , storageReadOnly = 'false'
      , dialogData = 'geometry'
      , dialogType = 'map'
      {
      attribute<uint32> nr_OrgEntity;
      attribute<rdc> geometry(polygon) := bagRead/geometry[nr_OrgEntity];
      attribute<string> buildingId := bagRead/buildingId[nr_OrgEntity];
      attribute<string> status := bagRead/status[nr_OrgEntity];
      attribute<string> year := bagRead/year[nr_OrgEntity];
      }
      }


      I run this code using the batch mode:



      "C:Program FilesObjectVisionGeoDms7177GeoDmsRun.exe" "C:repositoryvestabagpreprocessingroot.dms" /bagWrite


      As said, this code functions well for 10 000 buildings. However, not for 16M buildings. Is there a way to read large shape files in GeoDMS?







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