HI all,
I have a relationship class of Pest Management Areas. Each area is a polygon that can contain many treatments (a 1:Many relationship). Something isn't right. I know for a fact that the feature clAss attribute table and the relationship table both have areas that have a TREATMENT_TYPE of 'spray'.
When I run a select by attribute, it is only running the query on the attribute table. Some polygons don't have a TREATMENT_TYPE of 'spray' in the attribute table, but they DO have that type listed in the relationship table.
How do I get it to run the query on both and select ALL of those records that have that TREATMENT_TYPE?
On another note, when I use the Related Tables button in the attribute table window, once I flip back from the relate table, my overall selection on the main table is now unselected. Why is this happening? Ideas?
I have a relationship class of Pest Management Areas. Each area is a polygon that can contain many treatments (a 1:Many relationship). Something isn't right. I know for a fact that the feature clAss attribute table and the relationship table both have areas that have a TREATMENT_TYPE of 'spray'.
When I run a select by attribute, it is only running the query on the attribute table. Some polygons don't have a TREATMENT_TYPE of 'spray' in the attribute table, but they DO have that type listed in the relationship table.
How do I get it to run the query on both and select ALL of those records that have that TREATMENT_TYPE?
On another note, when I use the Related Tables button in the attribute table window, once I flip back from the relate table, my overall selection on the main table is now unselected. Why is this happening? Ideas?