In ArcGIS, we use a bit of geometry, line, polygon, body (body, in the case of three dimensions), but outside of this, you may encounter a type with ZM, face ZM, which is similar to a polygon, but more than two fields more than polygons.
View the sketch properties in the edit to see Z-values and M-values. Z-values are used to store elevation attribute information, and M-values are used to store other property information, such as temperature, concentration, and so on. The data here is the CAD file turned around, all with elevation values, but no M-values.
From the WKT format below you can see that the possible types of geometric points are point, Pointz, POINTM, pointzm Four formats, Polyline, polygon is similar.
<point text>: = EMPTY | <Point> | Z <PointZ> | M <pointm>| ZM <PointZM><Point>: = <x> <y> <x>: = Double precision literal<y>: = Double Precisio N literal<pointz>: = <x> <y> <z> <x>: = Double precision literal<y>: = Double Preci Sion literal<z>: = Double precision literal<pointm>: = <x> <y> <m> <x>: = Double PR Ecision literal<y>: = Double precision literal<m>: = Double precision literal<pointzm>: = <x> &L T;y> <z> <m> <x>: = Double precision literal<y>: = Double precision literal<z>: = Doubl E precision literal<m>: = Double precision literal
Topographic map data exported from AutoCAD, since most contain z information, so the type of the shape is a zm, sometimes, such as Mapgis software, it does not recognize the type of shapefile with ZM geometry, I estimate that his programmer is directly judged by the value of the field. So how do we remove the geometry type with ZM?
In geoprocessing-environment, set the M-value and Z-value parameters to disabled. (You can also set it in the ArcGIS tool, which only works with the current tool)
You can then regenerate one with the copy features tool.
How to remove ArcGIS Elevation Z-values