A while back, I, a program that can supposedly fix damaged shapefiles. I say “supposedly” only because I haven’t been able to check it out myself, fortunately never having had that problem, but Simon Jackson in the comments says he’s used it several times successfully. Axis Camera Station License Serial Keygen. I’ve found another similar tool, the.

It claims it will: • Read and validate SHP and DBF files. • Retain null shapes. • Fix misnumbered and out of sequence SHP records. • Correct invalid shape types.

• Correct a DBF record count mismatch is by either padding the DBF file or truncating extraneous records. • Write a new shapefile, and a log file to document the changes. Two caveats on my end. First off, it requires.Net 1.1 to install and run, and Microsoft in its infinite wisdom decided that Windows Vista would not support.Net 1.1. So you’ll have to install it on a Windows XP system, or do without. Second, while I can vouch for the fact that it installs successfully on a Windows XP system I still don’t have a bad shapefile to test it with! If you try it, and it works for you, please let me know in the comments.

A shapefile is an Esri vector data storage format for storing the location, shape, and attributes of geographic features. If you have ArcMap, you can use the Repair Geometry geoprocessing tool to correct invalid geometries in shapefiles. Include in the shapefile the accompanying.prj file in which the coordinate system of the.