So, like every community, I have our municipality's Parcel feature class. It has a PIN field as a unique ID & other attribute fields. On a weekly basis from our county, I receive an updated Parcel Owner data table also with a PIN field. I n ArcGIS Desktop, I join this table to my parcel feature class & *boom* I have a layer with my parcels showing owner fields. And no matter if I edit the Parcel FC or replace the data table with updates, the joins stay in place.
So now we want to accomplish this on an AGOL map. I created a Parcel Feature Layer from my Parcel Feature Class & also uploaded the "Owner" database to AGOL as a hosted table. I used the Analysis>Join Features tool to join the table to the parcel layer HOWEVER in this tool, I have to create a new layer. Is there a way I can just join the table to the layer?
In this process, I wind up with a second Parcel layer that I have to maintain. No good.
My goal is to - like ArcGIS Desktop - edit my parcel feature class & replace the data in my Parcel Owner table separately & just have the view automatically through the join.
Any way to accomplish a join table to layer & just have it... join?
Thanks!
