I am currently working on converting RBJs to Attribute Rules. One issue I noticed is that I can't run a standalone check, or a composite check with a non-spatial table. I can create attribute rules for the non-spatial table, but there is no way to run those rules as you cannot add error layers for that table. Also, if I want to reference the non-spatial table in another feature class's attribute rules it doesn't appear in the drop down.
@cordtsra wrote:I am currently working on converting RBJs to Attribute Rules. One issue I noticed is that I can't run a standalone check, or a composite check with a non-spatial table. I can create attribute rules for the non-spatial table, but there is no way to run those rules as you cannot add error layers for that table. Also, if I want to reference the non-spatial table in another feature class's attribute rules it doesn't appear in the drop down.
For clarification, which Data Reviewer check(s) are you trying to use with your table?
@JayCary I am using the Table to Table Attribute check.
@cordtsraThanks for the clarification.
The Table to Table Attribute check requires that the data source referenced by the Features/Rows to Compare parameter must include a global ID field. Can you confirm that your table include a global ID?
@JayCary I can confirm that the table includes the global ID field.
I can create the attribute rules for the non-spatial table, but I cannot add the error layers for it. I added error layers for a feature class and then tried running to see if the attribute rules for the non-spatial table would work and I didn't have any luck. Just to verify that the rules I created were working as intended, I added arbitrary points to the table (0,0) and ran the same attribute rules on the newly created feature class. I was able to generate calls there, but not on the non-spatial table.
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