Symbolizing based on related table?

AdamMiller4 — Tue, 30 Oct 2018 18:11:47 GMT

I'm attempting to symbolize a feature based on attributes from a related table. I've had success in the past using a definition query on the feature class I would like to symbolize, but am running into some difficulties this time. My feature class (Coliform Sites) resides in our enterprise database. The related tables are in a different SQL database that I have read-only access to. I've used the definition query below to try and access the related table, but keep getting the pictured error. I believe the problem is coming from the % within the table name. I can't seem to find a way to escape out the special meaning of that character within my definition query dialog box. Any recommendations for my current strategy to work, or recommendations for other methods used to symbolize features based on related table attributes would greatly be appreciated. My next step will be to maneuver down several nested related tables. I'm using ArcMap Desktop 10.5.

MyQuery:

Code in (SELECT Site from SMv9.GISREADONLY.%CustomerSites_Details WHERE Site = '4-3F')

Method I'm trying to utilize:

OBJECTID in (SELECT JOINIDFIELD FROM RELATEDTABLE WHERE INSPECTIONRESULT = 'Failed')

Re: Symbolizing based on related table?

AdamMiller4 — Tue, 30 Oct 2018 18:20:42 GMT

I found some documentation for subqueries here. If i'm reading this correctly, maybe its only possible to do something like this if the related table is withing the same enterprise database. Does anyone know that to be true/false?

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Symbolizing based on related table?

Re: Symbolizing based on related table?