Latest Contributions by Scott_Harris

I know you mentioned having a dedicated way to do this in the UI, and that's a good suggestion. Until something like this is available, some suggestions:   Within the Attributes Pane , you can Copy and Paste Attributes. If you want to ensure only specific attributes that match are pasted, you need to set up Field Mapping in Editor Settings.   Another, possibly faster way (without having to build a script or model) is to use the Calculate Field tool in Batch mode.       ... View more

@BudThanks! The behavior you see makes sense given your choice for the 'Uncommitted attribute edits' option. Out of the box, it will be set to 'Always prompt' so I assume you set it once a long time ago 🙂 ... View more

@Bud  What do you have for the "Uncommitted attribute edits" Editing option? Thanks! -Scott ... View more

@ChrisWozniak Thanks for the clarification. I'll move this Idea back to Open so others can vote on it. Your videos and added description are helpful. ... View more

@AshleePoeppmann1  I tried to replicate your scenario in 3.2 with out of the box resolution/tolerance values and I can't reproduce a gap that is picked up by the Topology and read as a 'Boundary Must be Covered By' error. I have the map and data in GDA2020. The polygon and line feature classes both use the following XY Resolution and XY Tolerance: The Topology uses this XY Cluster Tolerance: Are your values any different? -Scott   ... View more

@ChrisWozniak  Regarding what you said here: Being able to edit\delete those adjacent vertices would allow me quickly make the edit, without being forced to cancel my operation and sit through rebuilding topology over and over again. I'm not sure what you mean when you say you are being forced to cancel your operation. What operation did you have in progress that you need to cancel? What do you mean exactly when you say you are forced to cancel it? Are you clicking "Change the selection" (see image below) or are you doing something else to get to the point where you can select vertices and move them after moving a node? The other way would be to move the node > click somewhere on the empty space (this changes the tool back to active select) > click on the edge where you want to move vertices > move the vertices.   It might be helpful to see a video your current workflow (if that's possible). Or I've made a GIF of what I see when I attempt what you describe. Note that I don't have to cancel anything or wait for the topology graph to build. Please compare what you see to what I show in the GIF below. Perhaps there is a performance issue that you see?   Thanks for any clarification! -Scott   ... View more

@Miralem_Zeljo  A feature class can have multiple relationships. Having the command within the context of the relationship seems to be a requirement. Do you have any further suggestions or refinements to the idea considering this? ... View more

@tempLeidyGarcía features from shapefiles shouldn't disappear when editing. Perhaps the shapefile has a bad/missing spatial index or something else is going on? More on how to modify a spatial index: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/geodatabases/overview/modifying-a-spatial-index.htm If recalculating or removing/re-adding the spatial index doesn't resolve it, please call Esri Technical Support for them to investigate a possible bug. ... View more

@RaulRodriguez1 Editing workflows on one machine should not lock out other editors on a different machine as long as the data is in a different feature dataset. If the data resides in different File Geodatabases, I especially would not expect any conflicts. I would contact  Esri Technical Support and make sure something else isn't causing the locking that you see. Some examples: one machine has a schema lock on the data because they added a new field backup software has the files within the FGDB in read-only mode at the OS level (your IT department could help with that) If you see behavior that is not described in the documentation here, then you have good reason to call Esri Support for help:  https://support.esri.com/en-us/contact ... View more

Hey @ColeSutton, Check out this option... It sounds like what you are asking for 🙂   Documentation on it: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/editing/productivity-options-for-editing.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_73FE84D1CB3D4899821824FCF3B5A9BB       Thanks!! ... View more

If I had this task, I'd probably use the Selection Chip to select a single point from the stack.  Activate the Select tool (the one embedded in the Move tool if you want to move a point immediately) Single click on the stack of points. The Selection Chip appears on the map near the points. Click the dropdown to reveal the list of stacked points. The label for each point will come from the Display Expression so change that to something that is unique about the points so you know which one to pick. Once you pick one from the list. Move it. Repeat. Your idea of dispersing them is good too, but this might be another option to look into.   ... View more

@AmieCarlone Did you try holding CTRL key while moving the handles of the bezier curve?    https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/editing/modify-feature-segments.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_717C8163751E482BB4567F70AA816FD1   ... View more

@Bud To see the geometry of a read-only layer you can use the Geometry tab found within the Attributes Pane: ref: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/editing/edit-feature-attributes.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_E27992D8481E4A018D5EC947723D69EA ... View more

Thanks for providing your use cases @Bud  ... View more