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JDOffice 1.2 Note: In the path ..\GreenStar\JDOffice\export, “export” is the name of a folder. Since the AEA Shape format produces 7 separate files, all of them will be saved into this folder. If you export another layer as AEA, the default location will point back to the exact same export folder. If you chose to save there again, you will overwrite your previously exported data. To eliminate this problem, type in the name of a folder (that identifies the data) to be saved within the export folder each time you export a different layer in the AEA Shape format. For example, the new path may look like: ..\GreenStar\JDOffice\export\East Field. “East Field” is the name of a new folder that will be saved in the export folder. The exported files for the active layer will be saved in this folder. 246
247 Field <strong>Maps</strong> Export Layer Data as ESRI Shape Files Select layers of data can be exported in the ESRI (Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc.) shape file format. This format differs from the AEA shape file format (refer to page 245), which can only export yield data. ESRI Shape files are a great choice, for example, if you are wanting to exchange information with a cooperator who does not have JDOffice, but whose software requires shape files. By exporting your data as an ESRI shape file, you can make it possible for others to view your field maps and the values associated with each point of data. There will be three files for every layer exported: the *.dbf contains the field values and can be opened in a spreadsheet application (such as Microsoft Excel); the *.shx is an internal index; and the *.shp can be opened in any application that supports the ESRI shape file format. All three files must be kept together. There is an fourth additional file - the *.jda. This file serves as a legend (unit of measure) for all the numerical values that are found in the .dbf file. For each column of figures in the .dbf, there will be a corresponding attribute column name line in the .jda. The exported layers will be saved in a folder that is named after the farm and field: FMnnnnnFLmmmmm. FM indicates farm, followed by the 5 digit farm number; FL indicates field, followed by the 5 digit field number. The individual layers will automatically be named after the field name in the Layers Chooser. For a sample of the exported .jda format, refer to “ESRI Shape File .JDA Export Format” on page 316 in the Appendix. If you are in need of software that will view shape files, ArcExplorer is ESRI’s free application that can be downloaded from the internet (http://www.esri.com/ software/arcexplorer/). Export ESRI Shape Files: 1. From a field map, click Layers . 2. Click View for each layer that you want to export as an ESRI Shape file.
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