3D Analyst Tools ArcToolbox

Delete and Transpose Field, Disable and Enable Editor Tracking Tools

Delete Field

How to Delete Field Tool in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??

Delete Field

Path to access the tool

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Delete Field Tool, Fields Toolset, Data Management Tools Toolbox

 

Delete Field

This tool deletes one or more fields from a table, feature class, feature layer, or raster dataset.

1. Input Table

The table containing the fields to be deleted. The existing input table will be modified.

2. Drop Field

The fields to be dropped from the input table. Only nonrequired fields may be deleted.

The Add Field button, which is used only in ModelBuilder, allows you to add expected fields so that you can complete the dialog box and continue to build your model.

Disable Editor Tracking

How to Disable Editor Tracking Tool in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??

Disable Editor Tracking

Path to access the tool

:

Disable Editor Tracking Tool, Fields Toolset, Data Management Tools Toolbox

 

Disable Editor Tracking

Disables editor tracking on a feature class, table, mosaic dataset, or raster catalog.

1. Input Dataset

The feature class, table, mosaic dataset, or raster catalog in which editor tracking will be disabled.

2. Disable Creator Tracking (optional)

Specifies whether editor tracking for the creator field will be disabled.

1. Checked—Editor tracking for the creator field will be disabled. This is the default.
2. Unchecked—Editor tracking for the creator field will not be disabled.

3. Disable Creation Date Tracking (optional)

Specifies whether editor tracking for the creation date field will be disabled.

1. Checked—Editor tracking for the creation date field will be disabled. This is the default.
2. Unchecked—Editor tracking for the creation date field will not be disabled.

4. Disable Last Editor Tracking (optional)

Specifies whether editor tracking for the last editor field will be disabled.

1. Checked—Editor tracking for the last editor field will be disabled. This is the default.
2. Unchecked—Editor tracking for the last editor field will not be disabled.

5. Disable Last Edit Date Tracking (optional)

Specifies whether editor tracking for the last edit date field will be disabled.

1. Checked—Editor tracking for the last edit date field will be disabled. This is the default.
2. Unchecked—Editor tracking for the last edit date field will not be disabled.

Enable Editor Tracking

How to Enable Editor Tracking Tool in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??

Enable Editor Tracking

Path to access the tool

:

Enable Editor Tracking Tool, Fields Toolset, Data Management Tools Toolbox

 

Enable Editor Tracking

Enables editor tracking for a feature class, table, mosaic dataset, or raster catalog.

1. Input Dataset

The feature class, table, mosaic dataset, or raster catalog in which editor tracking will be enabledCreator Field (optional) The name of the field that will store the names of users who create features or records. If this field already exists, it must be a string field.

2. Creator Field (optional)

The name of the field that will store the names of users who create features or records. If this field already exists, it must be a string field

3. Creation Date Field (optional)

The name of the field that will store the dates features or records are created. If this field already exists, it must be a date field.

4. Last Editor Field (optional)

The name of the field that will store the names of users who last edited features or records. If this field already exists, it must be a string field.

5. Last Edit Date Field (optional)

The name of the field that will store the dates features or records were last edited. If this field already exists, it must be a date field.

6. Add fields if they don't exist (optional)

Specifies whether to add fields if they don't already exist.

1. Unchecked—Fields will not be added. Fields specified must already exist in the input dataset. This is the default.
2. Checked—Fields will be added if they do not already exist. You must specify the names of the fields to add in the Creator Field, Creation Date Field, Last Editor Field, and Last Edit Date Field parameters.

7. Record Dates in (optional)

The time format in which created date and last edited date will be recorded. The default is UTC.

1. UTC—Record dates in UTC. This is the default.
2. DATABASE_TIME—Record dates in the time zone in which the database is located. 

Transpose Fields

How to Transpose Fields Tool in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??

Transpose Fields

Path to access the tool

:

Transpose Fields Tool, Fields Toolset, Data Management Tools Toolbox

 

Transpose Fields

Switch data stored in fields or columns to rows in a new table or feature class.

This tool is useful when your table or feature class stores values in field names (such as Field1, Field2, Field3) that you want to rotate so they're arranged in rows. It lets you switch the field names and the corresponding data values in the fields to rows.

Input Table

The input feature class or table containing data value fields to be transposed.

Fields To Transpose

The fields or columns containing data values in the input table that need to be transposed.

Depending on your needs, you can select multiple fields to be transposed. The value here defines what the field name will be in the output. When not specified, the value is the same as the field name by default. However, you can also specify your own value. For example, if the field names to be transposed are Pop1991, Pop1992, and so on, by default, the values for these fields in the output will be the same (Pop1991, Pop1992, and so forth). However, you can choose to specify your own values such as 1991 and 1992.

Output Table

The output feature class or table. The output will contain a transposed field, a value field, and any number of specified attribute fields that need to be inherited from the input table.

By default the Output Table is a table. The output will be a feature class when the Input Table is a feature class and the Shape field is selected in the Attribute Fields parameter.

Transposed Field

The name of the field that will be created to store field names of the transposed fields. Any valid field name can be used.

Value Field

The name of the field that will be created to store the corresponding values of the transposed fields. Any valid field name can be set, as long as it does not conflict with existing field names from the input table or feature class.

Attribute Fields (optional)

Additional attribute fields from the input table to be included in the output table. If you want to output a feature class, add the Shape field.

1. Input Table

The input feature class or table containing data value fields to be transposed.

2. Fields to Transpose

The fields or columns containing data values in the input table that need to be transposed.

Depending on your needs, you can select multiple fields to be transposed. The value here defines what the field name will be in the output. When not specified, the value is the same as the field name by default. However, you can also specify your own value. For example, if the field names to be transposed are Pop1991, Pop1992, and so on, by default, the values for these fields in the output will be the same (Pop1991, Pop1992, and so forth). However, you can choose to specify your own values such as 1991 and 1992.

3. Output Table

The output feature class or table. The output will contain a transposed field,

By default the Output Table is a table. The output will be a feature class when the Input Table is a feature class and the Shape field is selected in the Attribute Fields parameter.

4. Transposed Field

The name of the field that will be created to store field names of the transposed fields. Any valid field name can be used.

5. Value Field

The name of the field that will be created to store the corresponding values of the transposed fields. Any valid field name can be set, as long as it does not conflict with existing field names from the input table or feature class.

6. Attribute Fields (optional)

Additional attribute fields from the input table to be included in the output table. If you want to output a feature class, add the Shape field.