Latest Contributions by MarkStoakes

@Robert_LeClair That's exactly what I wanted. I can use an OLE_DB connection to view the *_H table. It would be nice to have this option within ArcGIS Pro at some point. Thanks very much.  ... View more

Thanks @Robert_LeClair for looking into this a bit deeper.  All of that is what I would expect, but not quite what I'm looking for.  If you edit Robert Park again, at the time 2022-10-19 08:57:00, and rename it say, Mark Park. You now have a history of that park with a  GlobalId= {8DF1C466...}. Initially Robert Park with a GDB_TO_DATE = 2022-10-19 08:57:00 and  a second entry with park name Mark Park with a GDB_FROM_DATE = 2022-10-19 08:57:00  and a GDB_TO_DATE = 9999-12-31 23:59:59 In ArcMap Geodatabase History toolbar: Historical Archive Tool I would see two entries for Robert Park - the one you added call Robert Park and the edited version called MarkPark, both with the same GlobalID but different .  I can't see how I can see the same information in an attribute table view using ArcGIS Pro ... View more

Thanks @Robert_LeClair It is Geodb Archiving.  I have an Archive Table. In ArcMap I can view the archive, but I can also see the entire archive as I've illustrated in the image I attached. For example, in the image you can see all the changes to OBJECTID = 350. This is accomplished using the Geodatabase History toolbar: Historical Archive Tool .  I can't see how I can see the same information in an attribute table view using ArcGIS Pro I'm trying to find the equivalent of this documentation for ArcGIS Pro: "Working directly with the archive class" ... View more

Depending on the source data - the Esri Data Interoperability extension might be an appropriate application to convert a 3D source dataset to BISDM.  ... View more