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Saving a traverse: retain line layers

KokoF

I'm working on a subdivision that involves several layers. Midway through a traverse, I exported a traverse from Pro (to use as a save point) and then later I found there was an error since it did not close. I started over and imported the saved traverse, however none of the line layers were retained. It would be great if the line layers could be retained/saved so I wouldn't have to individually change each line layer.

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AmirBar-Maor

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AmirBar-Maor

We have no intention at this time to modify the structure of the ArcMap Traverse TXT file.

In ArcMap saving to a TXT file was the only way to "save edits" halfway through a traverse because it used a sketch. It was also the only way to modify a traverse down the road if an error was detected.

In Pro, every line is saved as a feature, so you do not have to save TXT files to save your edits. You can also modify a traverse by tracing it and can isolate to a specific record using the 'Show Only Active Record' button.

As for the idea, a traverse is imported to the line layer that is set in the traverse pane. If you want to have additional attributes maintained, It would be better to export features to a file geodatabase and then append them: any matching fields and values will be appended.

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DanielStone1

Good day. Could you help me to understand your request? With the traverse tool you pick which layer receives the COGO lines (See screen snapshot below)

traverse tool.png .

How are you entering the different line layers?

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