topic Re: Core Selection and Browse Selection in ArcGIS Data Reviewer Questions

Core Selection and Browse Selection

TedCronin — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 00:40:12 GMT

Not sure if this is a feature, but if I browse my selections, then press the unselect button from within Core ArcMap, then browse to next record, on the browse dialog, I now reselect the one record, and it seems like the browse selections never go away, unless I do another Check to get new records to review, is this the expected behavior, because I like this behavior.

Re: Core Selection and Browse Selection

KumarBhardwaj — Wed, 27 Oct 2010 19:30:38 GMT

I tested this issue on the latest Production Mapping 10 SP1 Beta build, but I am not able to reproduce this issue:

Below are the steps I followed to test this issue:

1. Selected 5 records from the Reviewer table.
2. Right clicked and selected View Records in Mini Browser.
3. Checked the records one by one in Mini Broswer.
4. Clicked on "Clear Selected Feature" tool from Tools toolbar.
5. Clicked on the "Browse next feature", it worked as expected.

Please let me know if my workflow is different from yours.

Re: Core Selection and Browse Selection

TedCronin — Wed, 27 Oct 2010 21:18:48 GMT

yep, my comment is more about the idea that if we unselect using the core unselect tool, the Mini browser or Browse features retains the core data from the Reviewer table as selected, meaning that if I unselect in Core, I do not unselect in Reviewer. This is a nice feature of Reviewer.

Now, it does make sense to have one name for this dialog. On one hand its called the Mini Browser when the data already resides in the Reviewer Table, and the other its referred as Browse Features when a check has been run, and there are selections that have been created because they failed the Check. I would think that perhaps in the dialog that pops up after a single check, it should say Launch Mini Browser to view, or perhaps, in the Reviewer table, if I right click it should say Browse Features, but not both, as this leads to confusion.