Latest Contributions by BrianRobeson

I need to be able to navigate attachments in Pro from the parent table to the related attachment table and back to the parent table.  This is standard relates and relationship class functionality, but it doesn’t work with the attachment relationship class or a relate created in the map.  This functionality is available in ArcMap and was available in Pro until the 2.4 release. Scenario:  I have field workers conducting inspections.  Some inspections require photos.  These photos are collected as attachments.  Sometimes field workers complete the inspection but forget to take a photo and need to identify which locations were missed in order to return and take the photo.  There are approximately 1,500 inspection locations per event.  The ArcMap workflow is: Add the feature class and the attachment table to a map. Create a relate based on the same fields as the attachment relationship class. Select all records in the feature class and use that selection to select related records in the attachment table. Use the selected records in the attachment table to select records in the feature class. This gives me all the records in the feature class that have an attachment. Switch the feature class selection. This gives me all the records in the feature class that don’t have an attachment. Use select by attributes to remove records that don’t need photos. The remaining selection is the list of features than need an attachment but don’t have one.  This is the list that my field workers need in order to return and take the required photo. Please consider enabling this workflow in Pro.  Thank you! ... View more

In ArcGIS Pro 2.1, unchecking the ‘Make newly added layer visible by default’ box under ‘Options > Map and Scene’ disables the ability to preview feature class geometry in the Catalog View. I propose that previewing a feature class in Catalog View should always display the geometry for the following reasons. Since this setting is found under ‘Map and Scene’ it’s reasonable to expect that it only applies to maps and scenes. Previewing a feature class in Catalog View is fundamentally different from a workflow standpoint than adding that same feature class to a map or scene. ... View more