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I'm designing a data survey application.

I created a fire hydrant feature class named devBorne_geom. This feature class contains only the geometry and cannot contain survey fields as I want them to be independent from the main feature class

I added a devBorne_attrib table containing all the attributes i need for my app. It does contain a BorneID field to be linked against the devBorne_geom.GlobalID field

I defined a relationship class between these two tables. Its defined as composite, one-to-one, with Forward notifications.

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My problem is that, in arcMap(happens in arcGIS Pro too), when I'm editing devBorne_geom features, I'm able to add multiple devBorne_attrib records for a given devBorne_geom feature, despite having a one-to-one relationship. enter image description here

Is there something I'm doing wrong?

EDIT

Following J.R's suggestion, in ArcCatalog, I customized the relation like this, enforcing a 0 to 1 relation between the origin and the destination

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This modification didn't prevent from adding multiple records, but ArcMap's Validate Feature tool did flagged features having more than one devBorne_attrib. I now have to figure out how to do it in ArcGIS Pro

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In your first image you can see the ''rule'' tab (next to the general tab shown), it's in this tab that you can set rules to enforce the 1-1 cardinality.

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  • Added an edit to my post to illustrate your suggestion
    – Goldorak84
    Jul 11, 2018 at 15:36
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    if your image is your final setup, you could try to also specify the origin cardinality. (not sure it change anything but who know...)
    – J.R
    Jul 11, 2018 at 15:58

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