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| Subject: | [gislist] relationship question |
| Date: |
07/21/2004 04:25:00 PM |
| From: |
Brian Russo |
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I'm trying to do a spatial inventory of landsat data.
So I have a geodatabase with one polygon (WRS path/rows) with ID's that
match a table (our inventory).
I've related them (1:M) so I can click on a polygon and get the
information in the table via the path/row ID no problem.
What I want is the ability to visualize attributes (via symbology) in
the linked table. I.e. I want to be able to look at a map and say "this
is what we have". It's Landsat (regular path/rows) so I don't think
multiple overlapping polygons is a good answer.
This seems like a trivial thing to do.. but I'm coming up short. I can't
do a spatial join because of the 1:many nature of the relate. There must
be a better way to do this than kludge together a bunch of extra fields.
Best option I've come up with so far is summarizing, but I'd like
something a bit more powerful than that.
Thanks.
- bri
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