Utilisation des expressions calculées avec des enregistrements liés dans ArcGIS Field Maps

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Avez-vous déjà voulu remplir automatiquement les informations d'attribut dans une nouvelle entité pour gagner du temps et réduire les erreurs ? C'est possible avec les expressions calculées dans ArcGIS Field Maps ! Cette vidéo a été enregistrée en utilisant ArcGIS Field Maps en août 2022. Pour plus d'informations sur les expressions calculées courantes et des exemples, cliquez ici.
Pour une formation supplémentaire sur la gestion des données de terrain, consultez le cours d'Esri sur la collecte et la gestion des données de terrain avec ArcGIS : https://bit.ly/3EyRgd0

Voici un code similaire que vous pouvez copier et coller :

\/\/ Obtenir l'ensemble des entités pour les bouches d'incendie
var hydrants = FeatureSetByRelationshipName($feature, 'wHydrant', ['facilityid'], true)

\/\/ Obtenir la première bouche d'incendie (il ne devrait y en avoir qu'une)
var hydrant = First(hydrants)

\/\/ S'il y avait une bouche d'incendie, retourner son facilityid,
\/\/ Sinon, retourner null
if (!IsEmpty(hydrant)) {
return hydrant['facilityid']
} else {
return null
}

Esteban_Leguizamo · Answer

I am having an issue with this code because now I am trying to pull a value instead of a text field. I am trying to pull a value from the related record as an input, but I just keep getting  "Test execution error: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'toString'). Verify test data."

KaitlinFinan · Answer

Hi @JordanHeiman yes - that is possible! I just tested it and provided some screenshots. 1. This is where I clicked on a point and saw the related Parent table. 2. After adding a record to the Parent table, I could also add a record to the child table. Now I can see the parent table is related to the point and the child table. I would read this tech support article first to make sure your data relationships are set up correctly for Field Maps https://support.esri.com/en-us/knowledge-base/how-to-set-up-related-tables-in-arcgis-pro-for-use-in-a-000028010. You would need to create a relationship class between the point/line/poly layer and the parent table AND create a relationship class between the parent table and child table.

From there, here are is a great Learning Plan to get started with Field Maps https://learn.arcgis.com/en/paths/try-data-collection/

There are a lot of helpful blogs as well https://www.esri.com/en-us/arcgis/products/arcgis-field-maps/resources

We also offer a 2 day instructor led course that is about Field Data Collection and includes Field Maps https://www.esri.com/training/catalog/5952ca883885672fa2147a4f/field-data-collection-and-management-using-arcgis/

JordanHeiman · Answer

This video was super helpful! I am trying to setup a form with this feature but I was also hoping to collect data to another table that is related to the first table. In your example this would be like having a child table from the inlet inspection that can also be filled out. Previously we were using Survey 123 and were able to have a repeated record within a form but we are considering switching to Field Maps. Is this sort of set up possible with Field Maps?

Also, what is the best resource or training videos for learning about setting up Field Maps?