Kanalreinigung

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<\/HEAD>Ich suche Hilfe bei der Nachverfolgung unserer Kanalreinigungsverlauf. Ich möchte in der Lage sein, auf eine Leitung zu klicken und die letzten 10 (oder so) Reinigungsereignisse zu sehen. Ich denke, das ist möglich, aber ich weiß nicht, wie man es macht! Alle meine Sewer layers befinden sich in einer einzigen File Geodatabase und ich bin keineswegs ein GIS-Experte. Jede Hilfe wäre sehr willkommen.<\/P> <\/P> Danke<\/P> Nick<\/P> City of Rock Springs, WY<\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

RobbHodges · Answer

I have this set up for manhole inspections, with one to many...it works great. Initially, we were just relating a table within the mxd. That worked fine, but that has to be set up for every mxd.

The relationship class that Allison is talking about is the best bet if you want the related tables to be viewed by everyone. Like she said, you have to have an ID field in both your feature class and the related table that match up. In our case, we have a GISID field that I have in both tables. When you set up the relationship class, it asks you which fields you want to base the relate on. Make sure that the field types are the same! I had some issues with that initially.

For more info on it, try this.... ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2)

Anonymous User · Answer

Sounds like the problem you are having may be the issue of supporting a one to many relationship rather than a one to one relationship.

Nick_Seals · Answer

Allison,

Thanks for your reply. That is how I thought it would/should be done and have tried it several times and cant seem to get it to work. I have several other actions like this that I would like to have available in GIS if I can get them to work. Can you explain the best way to relate a table so I can make sure I am doing it right?

Thanks

Nick Seals