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duplicates of their counterparts within the database and don’t allow filtering of attribute
fields during export; however, you can use queries to filter geometries and attribute
records.Allexportedlayersareinthelatitude/longitudecoordinatesystemandWGS1984
datum.
Importing from an ArcSDE 9.2 or 9.3 Database
XMap 6 GIS Enterprise allows you to import layers directly from ESRI ArcSDE databases to
DeLorme databases. To import layers, use the Connect to Database utility in the GIS Import
WizardtoconnecttotheArcSDEdatabase.Youmustprovidetheservernameonwhich
theArcSDEinstallationresides,theport#(instance)ofArcSDEontheserver(typically
5151),andtheloginnameandpassword.WhenyouhaveaconnectiontotheArcSDE
instance,youcanselectavailabledatabasesandusetheImportWizardorBulkImporter
to import layers from that database. You can import from ArcSDE 9.2 databases with all
versions of XMap 6. You can import from ArcSDE 9.3 databases with XMap 6.2.
Spatial Queries
Spatial queries allow GIS users to ask direct geographic questions about how GIS data is
spatially related. For example, “Which towns are located within a watershed?,” “Which
parcels contain toxic point source locations?,” “Which rivers are within 1,000 meters of a
road?,” “Which cities are within 100 miles of a selected city,” and so on. Spatial queries
combined with attribute queries allow you to uncover complex patterns between spatial
data layers and are a fundamental strength of a GIS. Note: XMap 6 Professional users can
run spatial queries but cannot create them.
Buffering
Use the Buffer tool to build polygon geometries around existing geometries in a layer. The
sizeofthebufferpolygonsisdeterminedbyauser-speciedlineardistancearoundthe
edge of the geometries in the existing layer. The new output polygon geometries are a
merged combination of the original polygons and the buffer polygons. Buffering is often
used in GIS spatial analysis when proximity issues are of concern, such as site planning or
risk assessment.
Multiple Classifications
XMap-compatible DeLorme OpenSpace databases support the storage of more than one
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