D_Configurations

The D_Configurations table defines the properties that are associated with different configurations. To add a new configuration column, a user must add a new short field with the AP_Configure_Categories domain and a prefix of category_. If the prefix is Category_Off the configuration option will be check off by default. The end user will be presented with an alias of the field name in the Apply Asset Package tool.

Field Description

Property Type

The type of item that can be configured. The following are valid inputs:

  • AttributeRule
  • CodedValue
  • Diagram Template
  • Domain
  • FeatureClass
  • Field
  • FieldGroups
  • Network Attribute
  • Network Category
  • RelationshipClass
  • Rule
  • Subtype
  • Table
  • Tier
  • Tier Group
  • Trace Configuration

Hierarchy

The location of the item to include in a configuration. This field is only populated when the Property Type value is a Subtype, Field, or CodedValue.

Name

The name of the item in the asset package.

The Configuration category uses a domain with the following values:

  • 0: Ignored—The item specified in the row will be ignored from the process to determine if it should be included or excluded. This value has no effect on the output.
  • 1: Evaluated—The item specified in the row will not be added or applied to the output when this category is unchecked. It will only be added or applied when the value is set to Evaluated in any category that is checked on.
  • 2: Exclusive—The item specified in the row will not be added or applied to the output if this category is not checked on, regardless of other categories that are checked on and the values they have set in this row.
  • 3: Remove when applied— Checking or applying a category with this value will remove the value in the target. If another category is checked on or applied and the row in that other category has a value of 6, 5, 2, 1 the value will not be removed from the target.
  • 4: Always remove when applied— Checking or applying a category with this value will remove the value in the target. If another category is checked on or applied and the row in that other category has a value of 6 or 2, the value will not be removed from the target.
  • 5: Keep when applied— Checking or applying a category with this value will apply the value to the target. If another category is checked on or applied and the row in that other category has a value of 4 the value will be removed from the target.
  • 6: Always keep when applied— Checking or applying a category with this value will apply the value to the target. No other value will override this value.

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