Problems with gINT Site Map using SQL Server
Problem 1
There isn't a 0 in the layer list and when I try to save it prompts me to name a gdw file.
Solution 1
From SSMS insert a record for your current project into [GIDPAGE]
INSERT INTO [dbo].[GIDPAGE] ([gINTProjectID],[PageType],[Name],[Date],[Description],[Thumbnail],[Properties]) VALUES (<your project id>,128,'',NULL,'',NULL,NULL)
Problem 2
Can't save INPUT Site Map data when using gINT Pro Plus with SQL Server.
Solution 2
From SSMS run this query
SELECT * FROM [dbo].[GIDPAGE] where PageType = 128
If a row shows Name, Date and Description set to NULL, then delete this row. e.g.
DELETE FROM [dbo].[GIDPAGE] WHERE [PageID]= <ID>
Problem 3
After importing a DXF file that has many layers, layers don't save or nothing is saved. You may need to go to INPUT and return to Site Map to see this.
Solution 3
Edit the DXF file in GCT to have all elements on on layer, and them import it into gINT.