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Hello Jeff, sorry for the delay. A good place to get answers to parcel fabric questions is on the Land Records group: Land Records For your question: 1. you could start by looking at the properties of your geodatabase, and look at the Upgrade Status. If it can be upgraded you will see the Upgrade Geodatabase button on the properties page: 2.a) Next open the feature dataset's properties: ...and b) check to see if the Geometry properties have Storage as High Precision: If the precision is not set as High, then you will need to run the Upgrade Spatial Reference GP Tool: -Tim
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Hello Darius, There is no public .Net api for parcel fabrics at 2.4. We are working on releasing some parcel fabric specific SDK functionality in 2.5. However, with 2.4 you can already automate many things such as creating a fabric, adding fields, etcetera, by using the geoprocessing API. For a good sample, and to get some ideas, you can see the python script code that ships with the product, under Parcel Tools -> Administration -> Upgrade ArcMap Parcel Fabric: (You are probably already familiar with it, but for others reading this, please see an overview and background on the Pro parcel fabric from the Q and A here: https://bit.ly/2NpwEx2 ) You mentioned the business requirement to make customized reporting tools to present information on parcels. For this you may find that you are already able to achieve many of these goals with 2.4 .Net SDK. This is because the parcel fabric in Pro is a controller dataset for standard feature classes and so this, in turn, means that you can access the feature objects of the fabric as-if they are standard features. However, as you explore the 2.4 SDK, please post additional questions / queries if you find that there are things missing that you require for a specific workflow. Please also note the SDK for Utiilty Networks, here: https://github.com/esri/arcgis-pro-sdk/wiki/ProConcepts-Utility-Network I draw your attention to utility network sdk, because parcel fabric sdk will follow the same general pattern because the implementation of the parcel fabric in Pro is similar to utility network datasets. The parcel fabric sdk in 2.5 will include snippets and samples to illustrate these similar concepts. The additions to the parcel fabric sdk that are coming in 2.5 will be targeted to support customized parcel-based edit tools. -Tim
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Hi Bryan, In case it's useful to you there is also a geoprocessing script that will transfer ArcMap COGO line feature classes into the ArcGIS Pro COGO form, found here: https://bit.ly/2GFEiNl Here's the description: Migrate COGO to ArcGIS Pro - This tool will take in a line feature class. It will convert the Text values of the ArcGIS Desktop COGO fields in a line feature class to the new numerical standard for ArcGIS Pro. A new line feature class will be created as the output. An optional Error Feature class can be created detailing any anomalies that might have occurred during the migration. All the fields can be mapped if in the source feature class the field names are different than the COGO enabled defaults. -Tim
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Here's link that'll take you to the full list of all the latest Pro Fabric videos, including the ones that Jason Camerano recently posted and mentioned in yesterday's meetup: Land Records Group Videos
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