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A relationship class is an object in a geodatabase that stores information about a relationship between two feature classes, between a feature class and a nonspatial table, or between two nonspatial tables
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M-N relationship class in geodatabase with existing linking table?
So, I was not able to get the Table to Relationship Class tool to work, but I was able to use Ben's solution, creating an empty M-N Relationship Class with no additional attributes.
The new table ne …
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M-N relationship class in geodatabase with existing linking table?
I have a parcel database with an M-N relationship (Parcels to Deeds). I have already created and populated a linking table. We have also set up two relationship classes in the geodatabase for the two …
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Importing values into n:m relationship class of geodatabase?
I ran into the same issue, but the Table to Relationship Class tool kept crashing ArcGIS. Here is what I did:
Create a new M-N relationship class (it will create a new table), with no additional att …