J'ai besoin d'aide avec la typologie dans un parcel fabric

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<\/HEAD>J'ai déjà commencé un parcel fabric avec quelques parcelles, servitudes et sections à l'intérieur. Je souhaite maintenant ajouter une typologie et je suis un peu confus sur la manière de procéder. J'ai lu les informations ESRI à ce sujet, mais je suis toujours bloqué. J'ai essayé et cela n'ajoute pas de typologie. Je crois que je dois utiliser l'outil de géotraitement Load A Topology To A Parcel Fabric ?<\/P> <\/P> Dois-je recommencer ou peut-on ajouter une typologie ultérieurement à un parcel fabric ?<\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

anna_garrett · Answer

okay let's start with reviewing this help document, this is where i started when i started preparing to use a parcel fabric:

Step 1: Set up the parcel fabric data model—Help | ArcGIS Desktop

i read through the entire help file on parcel fabrics to familiarize myself with how everything works before i started working in the fabric. the fabric editor is a lot different than working with regular feature classes so i understand how confusing it is.

you put your regular feature classes - your polygons and matching line feature classes - in a topology. not parcels that already exist in a parcel fabric. this link will go over the rules you need for your feature classes:

Load data to a parcel fabric—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop

CourtneyVidetich · Answer

Thank you for responding. I guess I was under the impression that I needed a typology in my parcel fabric to make sure there are no gaps or overlaps between parcels? And also making sure the sections are flush with each other and do not have overlaps or anything as well.

This is my first time ever using parcel fabric and I find it a little hard to understand.

anna_garrett · Answer

what exactly are you trying to accomplish?

i've never really needed to enforce an additional topology with my parcel fabric so maybe knowing what you want to accomplish overall would be helpful in figuring out a plan.