Hello ,
Feature class has data from different tables .
as examples
Feature class contain :id ,year of construction ,type ,….
But type get from table A
,year of construction from table b
i would like to find ,which each attribute names come from which table .
it is important to me ,which attribute names came from which table for each feature class .
how could I do that ?
thanks in advance
Assuming you are doing a temporary join such as Add Join, open a Fields View of the resulting attribute table. In my example, srmadata is the name of the join table. The top two rows are from the input table.
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Hi @spiderman90!
There are a few ways to do this.
1. Use Fields view, as suggested by @BarryNorthey You can get there by right-clicking on the layer > Data Design > Fields:
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Or, from the table menu:
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2. You can also change the display of field names from alias to fully qualified field names from the table. You get there from the table menu as well, it is a checkbox:
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I hope this helps!
- Alycia
Thanks but how could I do that at oracle database sql developer?
I unfortunately cannot help with that, as I work with ArcGIS Pro. Oracle has their own forums, perhaps someone there can assist: Developer Community - Oracle Forums