| FDO Provider | Certified With | Notes |
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Microsoft SQL Server 2008 |
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 SP1, supporting Express, Standard and Enterprise Editions |
For SQLServer 2008 Native Client, consult the Microsoft website. |
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Oracle 10g, Release 2 Oracle 11g, Release 2 |
Oracle Express, Standard and Enterprise Editions |
To establish an Oracle connection withInfraWorks 360, first install Oracle Client (or Instant Client) and configure the Oracle instance connection. See the Oracle website for more information about Instant Client downloads and installation. |
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Raster |
DGM, JPG, MrSID, ECW, PNG, ESRI Grid, TIFF, JPEG, PNG, DT1, DT2, ASC, ADF |
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Autodesk SDF |
SDF 3.0 |
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ESRI® ArcSDE® |
ArcSDE 9.3 SP1 ArcSDE 10 |
This Provider requires ESRI licensed components to be installed on the client system. Required components depend on the type of connection (SDE Service or DirectConnect). |
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MySQL™ |
MySQL 5.5 |
To connect to your MySQL data source, copy the libmySQL.dll file into the \Autodesk\InfraWorks 2014 folder. |
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OGC WFS |
WFS 1.1.0 |
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SQLite |
SQLite 3.6 |
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PostgreSQL |
PostGIS 1.50 PostgreSQL 9.0 |
If you change the co-ordinate system, make sure to specify the co-ordinate system of the incoming data (not the co-ordinate system of the model). If the imported data uses a different co-ordinate system than your model uses, InfraWorks 360 will transform the data to the model's co-ordinate system, without changing the original data store.
See To import data for help with adding data layers and 3D objects to your model.
See To configure data for help with mapping data source properties to model properties.