Spatial Manager for GstarCAD
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Spatial files

Access to a data table inside a spatial file

In Spatial Manager™ for GstarCAD you can access a data table from a spatial file using the right-click menu over the file item itself, over a table from the file, or over any UDS (“Standard” and “Professional” editions only) that refers to the file, in the “SpatialManager” palette, to import its content into a new or the current GstarCAD drawing. You can also double-click the file item itself, a table from the file, or any UDS (“Standard” and “Professional” editions only) that refers to the file, in the “SpatialManager” palette, to access and import its content into a new or the current GstarCAD drawing (this behaviour may be configured through the “Spatial Manager” tab in the “Options” window of GstarCAD or by running the SPMOPTIONS command).

Import a file into Spatial Manager™ for GstarCAD
Import a file into Spatial Manager™ for GstarCAD
Import a table in a file into Spatial Manager™ for GstarCAD
Import a table in a file into Spatial Manager™ for GstarCAD
Import a table from a User Data Source (UDS) into Spatial Manager™ for GstarCAD
Import a table from a User Data Source (UDS) into Spatial Manager™ for GstarCAD
Configure the double-click option
Configure the double-click option

To perform the import process of the data table, see: Import.


Open directly the folder containing a file

To open a file location in Spatial Manager™ for GstarCAD, use the right-click menu over the file item in the “SpatialManager” palette.

Open the file location in Windows Explorer
Open the file location in Windows Explorer

Recognize each different type of file and its properties

To recognize each different type of file, you will see the different icons used for each data provider in the “Data sources” area of the “SpatialManager” palette in Spatial Manager™ for GstarCAD. In addition, when you select any file, you will see its properties in the “Properties” area of the “SpatialManager” palette.

Different types of files in the application palette
Different types of files in the application palette

Disclaimer:
  • Some components shown here (providers, names, window styles, etc.) may differ slightly from those on your computer.
  • Certain features require Internet access. If you experience issues, check with your network administrator about a possible Proxy server. You can configure the Proxy settings in the application options.
  • Some geographic data providers (Geocode, image maps, etc.) may require a user account, which you can set up in the Service Provider API Keys section of the application options.