Adding related table records in arcgis pro?
Can't seem to be able to get this to work correctly.... Has anyone been succesful doing this at all?
Using latest ArcGIS Pro and either SDE or FGDB's.
Cheers
You are referring to these help topics?
Joins and Relates .... and
Add Relate tool in ArcToolbox
pretty well everything is now in ArcToolbox in Pro, so you might want to indicate if you are not using this approach and if you are, what isn't happening
Hi Dan,
I'm referring to basic user editing. i.e. I want to add a related record in a table already related to an existing point feature class in ArcGIS Pro. For example a company may have a technician visit a point once a month and every month that tech adds a related record as another visit done. Hope this makes sense.
You could use Collector for this as explained in this blog (from 2015): Related Tables – Exploring New Ways to use Collector for ArcGIS | ArcGIS Blog
Thanks Xander, I'm familiar with Collector workflows for in the field, however for an office environment we are wanting to do this in ArcGIS Pro only.
Is the relation between the feature and the related table established through a relationship class? If so you will need a Standard license to edit the data.
Licensing is not the limitation, currently using Advanced.
I would probably configure a WAB and add the Edit Widget for this, but here goes the Pro way:
In this case I have a featureclass calle "myPoints" and a table calle "myTable" connected together with a relationship class (1:M). Both tables are visualized. I start an edit session, select a feature and activate the table of the points (in the lower section of the screen):
From the Ribbon I activate the Table View ribbon and select Related Data and the related table "RC_pnt2tbl: myTable":
Selection is propagated to the related table and I can new records:
I can activate the Edit Menu and store my edits:
And when I identify the point it will show this:
Hi Xander,
This workflow does not work for me. Are you entering the related myID field manually or is pro automatically populating this for you?
I can see how, if you manually populate the related field you could simply open the table and add related records freely. For my clients I require a more logical workflow however. i.e. so that you populate the related records directly off of the feature and you do not have to populate the related field.
In any case don't spend too much time on this, it is purely an experimental/learning exercise at this point, and I agree that in the interim I can always get users to use a webapp.
Cheers.
Similar idea but appending two identical hosted layers with related tables. ESRI support has filed it under BUG-000102178.
Hoping for a resolution as this is a fairly common workflow.
I know this is a very old thread, but since it took me forever to find out how this works, I'll post anyway.
To relate records from two tables that already have a relationship class defined, do this:
From the attributes window you can add new records to the related table by right clicking and selecting "Add New to Relationship". This will populate the new related table record with the parent record id value.
That's what that option does! Viola! Thanks for sharing.. Life in the GIS world I guess. We are blessed to have all this great software that is always expanding, improving so fast sometimes that I don't get a chance to absorb everything as it rolls out and I know that there are all these great functionalities that I just need to "discover". Like this one.
Cheers!
As of ArcGIS Pro 3.3.0 (and likely earlier versions as well), it is possible to add records on related tables via the Attributes editing tool (on Edit the ribbon). Select an existing geometry feature on the parent feature layer or create a new feature, open the 'Attributes' tool, underneath the selected parent feature's attributes you will find the related table; right-click add new record. Note, the related table needs to be in the map (you will see a warning exclamation mark symbol in the attribute tool if it is not).
Contributor please select solution. I just posted and then realized several others had already answered the question. Oops. Would be nice if latest replies showed first.
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