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Parcelles sans fonctionnalité ? Lorsque je clique sur une parcelle, tout ce que je peux faire est copier -- toutes les autres options sont grisées.

MarcellaRose1

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J'utilise ArcGIS 10.6 pour la gestion des registres fonciers au niveau du comté. J'utilise le Local Government Model et je travaille dans une zone qui nécessite beaucoup de redessin / ajout de lots, ROWs, etc. <\/P>

Lorsque je suis dans l'éditeur de parcelles, quand je clique sur beaucoup de ces parcelles, aucune fonction n'est disponible. Quand je fais un clic droit, toutes les options sont grisées sauf "Copy" -- je ne peux pas fusionner, dupliquer, construire par parent, supprimer -- rien. En cliquant dessus, je peux voir et modifier les attributs, mais c'est tout. Que se passe-t-il ? Comment puis-je réparer mes parcelles ?<\/P>

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AmirBar-Maor

Please make sure:

1. You are in an editing session (editing toolbar --> Start editing)

2. The selected parcel(s) is associated to a valid plan. You can open the parcel attributes and view the PlanID, then make sure that PlanID exists in the Plan table (as an ObjectID)

anna_garrett

can you see the parcel in the attribute table? i've run into this problem a few times and these are the causes that i can recall:

there's something wrong with the parcel when it was created and the parcel has no shape.area or shape.len. this has happened to me before when i have complex remainder parcels or parcels where the fabric spontaneously generates a connection line in the new parcels.
the PlanID doesn't match the surrounding layer's PlanID - i did this by accident once by changing the PlanID manually in the attribute table for a neighborhood through the field calculator to a specific plan and typoing the PlanID.

MarcellaRose1

Hi Amir,

Thank you for your quick reply.

How could I check for the PlanID? I don't see any in my attributes and I am unable to open the parcel.

MarcellaRose1

Hi Anna,

I can see the attribute table, and the parcel does have a shape.STarea() and shape.STlength() (see below).

Someone else mentioned the plan...but I don't see a PlanID in my attribute table and am unable to open the parcel.

anna_garrett

to see the PlanID:

open the attributes table from your table of contents window
click on "table options" in the upper-left corner
select "turn all fields on"

you should be able to see the PlanID field after that. it's easier to select your problem parcel and a couple of other properly responding parcels adjacent to (preferably ones abutting the problem parcel) and then using the "show selected records" option on the attribute table to narrow down what you're looking at.

if all of those PlanIDs match, something else is wrong.

i've done this before in the past to figure out what the heck is wrong with my parcels before as well:

in the catalog:

navigate to your parcel fabric
expand the tree so you can see all of the individual points, lines, polygons (etc etc) feature classes that make up your parcel fabric
add the polygon feature class to your display and navigate to where your problem parcel is
select that polygon.
inspect it carefully in relation to other surrounding properly responding parcels.

MarcellaRose1

Hi Anna,

I did as you said - selected four parcels (two properly working and two not working). The two working ones have plans 1 and 276; the two nonworking ones have the same plan of 1493. I don't know what the numbers correspond to but I will try changing them.

(Is there a way to tell what these plan numbers mean? I'm still pretty new to the Local Government model and haven't worked with Plans before).

This is helpful so far, thank you!

MarcellaRose1

Hi Amir,

A fellow commenter walked me through how to check / adjust the Plan ID, and that seemed to be the problem. Thank you so much!

AmirBar-Maor

All I wanted to say is that we have a great community that helps each other out - that is wonderful!

Thanks you all.

PS - never forget we also have great people waiting for your phone calls in technical support to troubleshoot any issue or question you might have.

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