The Best Come from Fresh Ingredients: Creating CAD Files from an Enterprise SDE Server
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The document discusses using FME software to convert GIS data from an enterprise SDE server into CAD files for use by CAD users. It outlines the goals of providing the most up-to-date data to both internal and external users in their native CAD format. It describes using FME to automate the translation of GIS data into fully formatted DWG files that can be distributed and used by CAD analysts. The process allows any data on the enterprise GIS hub to be incorporated and provides a stable system for exporting GIS data to CAD.
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