Latest Contributions by MichelleJohnson

Just wanted to mention that the Automated Check Reports started reporting checks that passed at version 10.0 SP2.  So if you are on an older version, you would not see those reported. ... View more

Another option is to use the Execute SQL Check to validate fields with domains.  You would have to enter in the complete list of valid domain values in your query, but you only have to do it once. ... View more

Hello, On the top of my head, there could be two possible issues.  Are you in an edit session when you are running the batch job? Not that this is an issue.  But if your Reviewer workspace is in a different geodatabase than what you are editing, then this could be the issue. If the Reviewer workspace is in an enterprise geodatabse (as Kumar questioned), are the permissions set up properly for each Reviewer table? Refer to the link that Kumar provided. ... View more

Jonah, Your best bet is to use the Valency check using the generic junctions feature class, which is created when you build your geometric network. A generic junction is created when there is a split in the line and no other junction (valve, fitting, hydrant, meter, etc) exists there. The Valency Check is in the Advanced Check category. Feature Class 1 = WaterDistribution_Net_Junctions Feature Class 2 = wMain Valency Operation = = (equal to) Equal to = 2 Good Luck! ... View more

Hello Jonah. Funny you ask this question, I started to write up a blog on how to find this issue.  I won't make you wait for it to get published since it's something I'm doing on my down time. 🙂 I suggest creating a composite check that usese two geometry on geometry checks.  First, you want to find where a service line is touching a main line.  Then you want to find where a service line is not touching a fitting tap. Open the Composite check from the Advance checks category. Select Service Line for Feature Class 1. Right-click and add a Geometry on Geometry check. For feature class 2, select your main line feature class. For Spatial Relation Check, select Touches and click OK to close the check dialog. Add another Geometry on Geometry check. For Feature Class 2, select your fitting feature class. If you have a tap subtype, then select that.  Otherwise enter a where class to select your fitting. For Spatial Relation Chcek, select Touches. Check on the NOT option and click OK to close the check dialog. enter an Error Description (Service Lines with no taps) in the composite check dialog. Good luck! ... View more

Hello Karl, Data Reviewer does not have the ability to reject edits.  Core does have a tool that you can use to choose which edit to keep, Version Changes command. Regards, michellej. ... View more

Hi Luigi, I checked the batch job that had the UniqueID check.  It is not checking for the ObjectID.  I'm going to submit a request to update the message to remove ObjectID. So you have some features with duplicate GFIDs.  You may want to check if they are duplicate features within the same feature class.  If so, you can delete one feature.  If not, then you would have to udpdate one of the feature's GFID.  Does Defense Mapping or Production Mapping have a tool to do that? Regards, michellej. ... View more

I'm not that familiar with the Defense mapping solution, can you tell me which batch job you are using? I'm thinking the unique ID check may need to be updated to not check for ObjectID. ... View more

Hello Luigi, Is the message being returned from the UniqueID check or some other check?  You do not have to check the ObjectID for UniqueIDs since this is a system managed field.  ObjectIDs are only unique within a feature class or table, not the entire database. Are you using one of the batch jobs that was provided with the Defense Mapping Solution or is this a batch job that you created? michellej. ... View more

Something to consider is using Data Reviewer to configure checks stored in a batch job that can be run regulary.  And if you use Workflow manager, you can create a workflow where the editors will have to execute the batch job after their edits.  If there are any errors that have a high priorty (defined in the check), those would have to be addressed before moving on to the next step. ... View more

ArcGIS Data Reviewer can help find some of the annotation related issues like missing anno for feature-linked annotation, unplaced anno, formatting of the annotation value. Also it can help find geometry related issues, like overlapping features. ... View more

We have taken this into consideration with our design for ArcGIS Pro for Data Reviewer.  There are plans to have buttons to mark results as corrected and verified.  No more right-clicking context menu. ... View more

Jonah, I'm assuming that you are on version 10.0 based on your question.  Data Reviewer will write all the records to the Reviewer workspace.  The limitation you are describing is when loading the records in the Reviewer Table dialog.  Depending on the user's machine if there are too many results, it would crash Arcmap; that's why we had this limitation in version 10 and prior versions.  If there are more than 20,000 errors and you want to see them all, you can open up REVTABLEMAIN in ArcMap directly.  You just won't have the functionality that is provided in the Reviewer Table dialog like grouping and updating correction/verification statuses.  But you can get the counts that you are looking for. At 10.1, we address this limitation so now you can access all of the records in a session even if there are more than 20,000. Cheers, michellej. ... View more

Hi, the database topology shows me dangles, right ! but should they then be fixed manual with trim and extend or is there another way ? regards, Srirama, It depends on how confident you are doing a bulk extend and trim to fix the issues.  There are GP tools in the Editing toolbox that can extend and trim multiple features at a time. Good luck! michellej. ... View more

Hi Steven, The Find Dangles check does look for end points (dangles) that are near to line features within the tolerance specified.  Are you asking to include line features from other feature classes?  Because the Find Dangles does consider all line feature classes in the topology.  So for example if you have your roads data tiled in multiple feature classes, you could include all of those feature classes in the topology if you copy them all into the same feature dataset. Regards, michellej. ... View more