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thinking about enterprise workarounds? Allow tables to be stored into FeatureDataset

BillFox

Allow tables to be stored into FeatureDataset

https://community.esri.com/t5/data-management-ideas/allow-tables-to-be-stored-into-featuredataset/idi-p/921909#comments

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thinking workarounds?

for any "table" you want to include in a feature dataset,

give it a couple fields for x and y coordinates
calc them both to something like = 1 or even lat/long to "Null Island"
make it a point feature class and add it into the feature dataset

that will give you access to the "attribute table"

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