Subtypes and domains: What are they and how do they work?

[@Erdal_Gumus]

A comprehensive, comparative and useful explanation of basic confusing GIS concepts, many thanks

[@dell7013]

time stamps for my own notes - to be updated as needed 4:54 subtype definition 8:34 Domains Definiton 12:31 ArcCatalog

[@testingaccount4487]

Thank you so much for this amazing information! As a visual learner, this was super helpful. Great for the constantly growing GIS community!

[@hunnyfish7592]

This was so engaging and easy to understand! I learned a lot!

[@bhavanaprathyusha7561]

Thank you so much... very well structured and explained.. for a person like me after taking a long break and getting to know the updated versions it is very easy to understand.

[@eGISAssociates]

You're very welcome!

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[@victorbgvb]

Very valuable!! Technical on every detail. Thank you for your solid work.

[@eGISAssociates]

Glad you liked it.

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this video is so claryfing, i trully appreciate!

[@megantrotman6003]

This was really well explained, thank you!

[@eGISAssociates]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mharckus]

Thank you so much.

[@Rotha-Oracle78]

So great! Thank You sir!

[@IanAfele]

why duplicate it at the split policy

[@67Stang]

Hello, I assume you are asking why duplicate the existing value when you split a feature. That will depend on your situtation and why you might split a feature. If you split a feature in order to create an intersection for a new feature coming in then the value might remain the same. So duplicating the existing value would make sense. Hopefully this makes sense. BTW I was the one that made this video originally but I am no longer with this company.

[@aloycempinge2699]

great follow up tutorials

[@eGISAssociates]

Glad you liked it!

[@aloycempinge2699]

thanks, did enjoy the domain and subtypes tutorials, with all that is related to utility network

[@MKL951]

Sadly contingency values are not compatible with Portal for ArcGIS. Your video was very helpful thank you.

[@eGISAssociates]

Glad you found the video helpful.

[@sandrazaki9508]

thanks sir, have a question, is it possible to make subtypes in more than one field in the same feature class? tried and didn't work

[@eGISAssociates]

No, a subtype can only be based on a single integer field for each feature class or table.

[@sandrazaki9508]

@@eGISAssociates thanx, it's a shortage in a database form!

[@Wedimel]

Hello Dear Great video and great channel. I have been worked in database and GIS (geographical Information System) related fields in the past 6 years. Now I am studying master's degree in computer science. In the next month I have to submit my proposal for my masters thesis. I am very interested in designing and implementing cadastral geodatabase. Would you please help me Where can I get related research papers？ Thank you for time.

[@eGISAssociates]

I am sure Esri has several especially focused around their Parcel Fabric. If you do a google search on Parcel Fabric, something will popup. I would also check with the International Association of Assessing Officials (IAAO) at iaao.org/. They will also have information about cadastral data. From there, I am sure many of the professional surveying organizations would also be great sources such as SSSI (sssi.org.au/) in Australia.

[@Wedimel]

Thank you very much.

[@luisalfredoestrelladiaz6400]

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