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ArcGIS-Pro-AddWorkHistTables

Unlike in ArcMap, ArcGIS Pro will NOT, as of release 2.2.3, let you read related data from a relationship class unless the related table is added to the map. This ArcGIS Pro add-in was developed overcome this by adding the Sewer Lines Work History and Manholes Work History tables and set the DisplayField property for each table so users can view rows by completed date in the pop-up.

This tool is also apart of the larger LRWRA add-in

Note: I am a novice .Net developer, at best. The add-in works, but feel free to let me know if you see any code that is "wrong" or just plain bad.

Getting Started

Clone or download the repository. Open Visual Studio 2015 or 2017, build solution, launch ArcGIS Pro and check the Add-Ins tab.

Prerequisites

Language:				C#
Contributor:			Bradley Jones, bjones@dogwoodgeo.com
Organization:			Little Rock Water Reclamation Authority (LRWRA)
Org Site: 				https://git.lrwu.com/portal
Date:					10/31/2018
ArcGIS Pro:				2.2
ArcGIS Pro SDK: 		2.2
Visual Studio: 			2017, 2015
.NET Target Framework:	4.6.1

How To Use Add-In

  1. Build add-in (see Getting Started)

  2. Launch ArcGIS Pro.

  3. Go to Add-In tab.

  4. Click on the Add Work History Tables button,

  5. The Manholes Work History and Sewer Lines Work History tables will be added to the map, if they are not already present. If they are present, you will receive a message reminding you of such.

  6. Related data can now be viewed in the default pop-up. Use Up/Down arrow keys to scroll through dates.

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