ArcGIS Pro 2.6.8; Oracle 18c 10.7.1 EGDB
When creating a linear referencing event layer using the Make Route Event Layer geoprocessing tool:
The tool automatically populates the output layer name in the "Layer Name or Table View" parameter. When the table has a prefix like "INFRASTR." (enterprise geodatabase), then that prefix is used as the default layer name: "INFRASTR Events".
That default name doesn't seem very useful. It would be better if the event table name were used instead: "LC_EVENTS Events". (In my case that name might seem slightly redundant, but that's just because of that particular table's name. Most other table names wouldn't come off as so redundant.)
Could the table name be used for the default output layer name, not the table owner? Or am I missing something?
Side Notes:
1. Why is that parameter called "Layer Name or Table View"? When would that tool ever output a table view? Maybe it should be called "Output Layer Name" instead.
2. Why do the Make Route Event Layer docs say:
Use the Make Feature Layer tool on the routes and/or the Make Table View tool on the events to reduce the number of routes and events that will be processed before running this tool.
Why does it specifically mention creating a Feature Layer or Table View, when using a definition query on the resulting event layer would be more obvious/self-documenting/simpler?
