Create Relationship Class Tool
أداة إنشاء فئة
العلاقة
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Class Tool in Arc Toolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??
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Path
to access the toolمسار الوصول الى الأداة
:
Create
Relationship Class Tool, Relationship Classes Toolset, Data Management Tools
Toolbox
Create Relationship Class
This tool creates a
relationship class to store an association between fields or features in the
origin table and the destination table.
تنشئ هذه الأداة فئة علاقة لتخزين ارتباط بين
الحقول أو المعالم في الجدول الأصلي والجدول الوجهة.
1.
Origin Table جدول الأصل
The table or feature
class that is associated to the destination table.
فئة الجدول أو الميزة المقترنة بالجدول الوجهة.
Destination
Table
The table that is associated to the origin table.
Output
Relationship Class
The relationship class that is created.
Relationship
Type
The type of relationship to create between the origin and destination
tables.
· SIMPLE—A relationship between independent objects (parent to parent). This
is the default.
· COMPOSITE—A relationship between dependent objects where the lifetime of
one object controls the lifetime of the related object (parent to child).
Forward
Path Label
A name to uniquely identify the relationship when navigating from the
origin table to the destination table.
Backward
Path label
A name to uniquely identify the relationship when navigating from the
destination table to the origin table.
Message
Direction
The direction in which messages are passed between the origin and
destination tables. For example, in a relationship between poles and
transformers, when the pole is deleted, it sends a message to its related
transformer objects informing them it was deleted.
· FORWARD—Messages are passed from the origin to the destination table.
· BACKWARD—Messages are passed from the destination to the origin table.
· BOTH—Messages are passed from the origin to the destination table and from
the destination to the origin table.
· NONE—No messages passed. This is the default.
Cardinality
Determines how many relationships exist between rows or features in the
origin and rows or features in the destination table.
· ONE_TO_ONE—Each row or feature in the origin table can be related to zero
or one row or feature in the destination table. This is the default.
· ONE_TO_MANY—Each row or feature in the origin table can be related to one
or several rows or features in the destination table.
· MANY_TO_MANY—Several fields or features in the origin table can be related
to one or several rows or features in the destination table.
Relationship
class is attributed
Specifies if the relationship will have attributes.
· Checked—Indicates the relationship class will have attributes.
· Unchecked—Indicates the relationship class will not have attributes. This
is the default.
Origin
Primary Key
The field in the origin table, typically the OID field, that links it to
the Origin Foreign Key field in the relationship class table.
Origin
Foreign Key
The field in the relationship class table that links it to the Origin
Primary Key field in the origin table.
Destination
Primary Key (optional)
The field in the destination table, typically the OID field, that links it
to the Destination Foreign Key field in the relationship class table.
Destination
Foreign Key (optional)
The field in the relationship class table that links it to the Destination
Primary Key field in the destination table.
2.
Destination Table جدول الوجهة
The table that is
associated to the origin table.
الجدول المرتبط بجدول الأصل.
Output
Relationship Class
The relationship class that is created.
Relationship
Type
The type of relationship to create between the origin and destination tables.
· SIMPLE—A relationship between independent objects (parent to parent). This
is the default.
· COMPOSITE—A relationship between dependent objects where the lifetime of
one object controls the lifetime of the related object (parent to child).
Forward Path
Label
A name to uniquely identify the relationship when navigating from the
origin table to the destination table.
Backward
Path label
A name to uniquely identify the relationship when navigating from the
destination table to the origin table.
Message
Direction
The direction in which messages are passed between the origin and
destination tables. For example, in a relationship between poles and
transformers, when the pole is deleted, it sends a message to its related
transformer objects informing them it was deleted.
· FORWARD—Messages are passed from the origin to the destination table.
· BACKWARD—Messages are passed from the destination to the origin table.
· BOTH—Messages are passed from the origin to the destination table and from
the destination to the origin table.
· NONE—No messages passed. This is the default.
Cardinality
Determines how many relationships exist between rows or features in the
origin and rows or features in the destination table.
· ONE_TO_ONE—Each row or feature in the origin table can be related to zero
or one row or feature in the destination table. This is the default.
· ONE_TO_MANY—Each row or feature in the origin table can be related to one
or several rows or features in the destination table.
· MANY_TO_MANY—Several fields or features in the origin table can be related
to one or several rows or features in the destination table.
Relationship
class is attributed
Specifies if the relationship will have attributes.
· Checked—Indicates the relationship class will have attributes.
· Unchecked—Indicates the relationship class will not have attributes. This
is the default.
Origin
Primary Key
The field in the origin table, typically the OID field, that links it to
the Origin Foreign Key field in the relationship class table.
Origin
Foreign Key
The field in the relationship class table that links it to the Origin
Primary Key field in the origin table.
Destination
Primary Key (optional)
The field in the destination table, typically the OID field, that links it
to the Destination Foreign Key field in the relationship class table.
Destination
Foreign Key (optional)
The field in the relationship class table that links it to the Destination
Primary Key field in the destination table.
3.
Output Relationship Class فئة علاقة
الإخراج
The relationship class
that is created.
فئة العلاقة التي تم إنشاؤها.
Relationship
Type
The type of relationship to create between the origin and destination
tables.
· SIMPLE—A relationship between independent objects (parent to parent). This
is the default.
· COMPOSITE—A relationship between dependent objects where the lifetime of
one object controls the lifetime of the related object (parent to child).
Forward
Path Label
A name to uniquely identify the relationship when navigating from the
origin table to the destination table.
Backward
Path label
A name to uniquely identify the relationship when navigating from the
destination table to the origin table.
Message
Direction
The direction in which messages are passed between the origin and
destination tables. For example, in a relationship between poles and
transformers, when the pole is deleted, it sends a message to its related
transformer objects informing them it was deleted.
· FORWARD—Messages are passed from the origin to the destination table.
· BACKWARD—Messages are passed from the destination to the origin table.
· BOTH—Messages are passed from the origin to the destination table and from
the destination to the origin table.
· NONE—No messages passed. This is the default.
Cardinality
Determines how many relationships exist between rows or features in the
origin and rows or features in the destination table.
· ONE_TO_ONE—Each row or feature in the origin table can be related to zero
or one row or feature in the destination table. This is the default.
· ONE_TO_MANY—Each row or feature in the origin table can be related to one
or several rows or features in the destination table.
· MANY_TO_MANY—Several fields or features in the origin table can be related
to one or several rows or features in the destination table.
Relationship
class is attributed
Specifies if the relationship will have attributes.
· Checked—Indicates the relationship class will have attributes.
· Unchecked—Indicates the relationship class will not have attributes. This
is the default.
Origin
Primary Key
The field in the origin table, typically the OID field, that links it to
the Origin Foreign Key field in the relationship class table.
Origin
Foreign Key
The field in the relationship class table that links it to the Origin
Primary Key field in the origin table.
Destination
Primary Key (optional)
The field in the destination table, typically the OID field, that links it
to the Destination Foreign Key field in the relationship class table.
Destination
Foreign Key (optional)
The field in the relationship class table that links it to the Destination
Primary Key field in the destination table.
4.
Relationship Type نوع العلاقة
The type of relationship
to create between the origin and destination tables.
·
SIMPLE—A relationship between independent objects (parent to
parent). This is the default.
·
COMPOSITE—A relationship between dependent objects where the
lifetime of one object controls the lifetime of the related object (parent to
child).
نوع العلاقة المطلوب إنشاؤها بين جداول الأصل
والوجهة.
• بسيطة - علاقة بين
كائنات مستقلة (أب إلى أصل). هذا هو الافتراضي.
• مركب - علاقة بين
الكائنات التابعة حيث يتحكم عمر كائن واحد في عمر الكائن المرتبط (من الأب إلى
الطفل).
5.
Forward Path Label تسمية المسار
الأمامي
A name to uniquely
identify the relationship when navigating from the origin table to the
destination table.
اسم لتعريف العلاقة بشكل فريد عند التنقل من
الجدول الأصلي إلى الجدول الوجهة.
Backward
Path label
A name to uniquely identify the relationship when navigating from the
destination table to the origin table.
Message
Direction
The direction in which messages are passed between the origin and
destination tables. For example, in a relationship between poles and
transformers, when the pole is deleted, it sends a message to its related
transformer objects informing them it was deleted.
· FORWARD—Messages are passed from the origin to the destination table.
· BACKWARD—Messages are passed from the destination to the origin table.
· BOTH—Messages are passed from the origin to the destination table and from
the destination to the origin table.
· NONE—No messages passed. This is the default.
Cardinality
Determines how many relationships exist between rows or features in the
origin and rows or features in the destination table.
· ONE_TO_ONE—Each row or feature in the origin table can be related to zero
or one row or feature in the destination table. This is the default.
· ONE_TO_MANY—Each row or feature in the origin table can be related to one
or several rows or features in the destination table.
· MANY_TO_MANY—Several fields or features in the origin table can be related
to one or several rows or features in the destination table.
Relationship
class is attributed
Specifies if the relationship will have attributes.
· Checked—Indicates the relationship class will have attributes.
· Unchecked—Indicates the relationship class will not have attributes. This
is the default.
Origin
Primary Key
The field in the origin table, typically the OID field, that links it to
the Origin Foreign Key field in the relationship class table.
Origin
Foreign Key
The field in the relationship class table that links it to the Origin
Primary Key field in the origin table.
Destination
Primary Key (optional)
The field in the destination table, typically the OID field, that links it
to the Destination Foreign Key field in the relationship class table.
Destination
Foreign Key (optional)
The field in the relationship class table that links it to the Destination
Primary Key field in the destination table.
6.
Backward Path label تسمية المسار
الخلفي
A name to uniquely
identify the relationship when navigating from the destination table to the
origin table.
اسم لتعريف العلاقة بشكل فريد عند التنقل من
الجدول الوجهة إلى الجدول الأصلي.
Message
Direction
The direction in which messages are passed between the origin and
destination tables. For example, in a relationship between poles and
transformers, when the pole is deleted, it sends a message to its related transformer
objects informing them it was deleted.
· FORWARD—Messages are passed from the origin to the destination table.
· BACKWARD—Messages are passed from the destination to the origin table.
· BOTH—Messages are passed from the origin to the destination table and from
the destination to the origin table.
· NONE—No messages passed. This is the default.
Cardinality
Determines how many relationships exist between rows or features in the
origin and rows or features in the destination table.
· ONE_TO_ONE—Each row or feature in the origin table can be related to zero
or one row or feature in the destination table. This is the default.
· ONE_TO_MANY—Each row or feature in the origin table can be related to one
or several rows or features in the destination table.
· MANY_TO_MANY—Several fields or features in the origin table can be related
to one or several rows or features in the destination table.
Relationship
class is attributed
Specifies if the relationship will have attributes.
· Checked—Indicates the relationship class will have attributes.
· Unchecked—Indicates the relationship class will not have attributes. This
is the default.
Origin
Primary Key
The field in the origin table, typically the OID field, that links it to
the Origin Foreign Key field in the relationship class table.
Origin
Foreign Key
The field in the relationship class table that links it to the Origin
Primary Key field in the origin table.
Destination
Primary Key (optional)
The field in the destination table, typically the OID field, that links it
to the Destination Foreign Key field in the relationship class table.
Destination
Foreign Key (optional)
The field in the relationship class table that links it to the Destination
Primary Key field in the destination table.
7.
Message Direction اتجاه الرسالة
The direction in which
messages are passed between the origin and destination tables. For example, in
a relationship between poles and transformers, when the pole is deleted, it
sends a message to its related transformer objects informing them it was
deleted.
·
FORWARD—Messages are passed from the origin to the destination
table.
·
BACKWARD—Messages are passed from the destination to the origin
table.
·
BOTH—Messages are passed from the origin to the destination table
and from the destination to the origin table.
·
NONE—No messages passed. This is the default.
الاتجاه الذي يتم فيه تمرير الرسائل بين جداول
الأصل والوجهة. على سبيل المثال ، في العلاقة بين الأعمدة والمحولات ، عندما يتم
حذف العمود ، فإنه يرسل رسالة إلى كائنات المحولات ذات الصلة لإعلامهم بأنه تم
حذفه.
• FORWARD - يتم تمرير الرسائل من الأصل إلى الجدول الوجهة.
• الخلفية - يتم تمرير
الرسائل من الوجهة إلى الجدول الأصلي.
• كلاهما — يتم تمرير
الرسائل من الأصل إلى الجدول الوجهة ومن الوجهة إلى الجدول الأصلي.
• NONE - لم
يتم تمرير أي رسائل. هذا هو الافتراضي.
Cardinality
Determines how many relationships exist between rows or features in the
origin and rows or features in the destination table.
· ONE_TO_ONE—Each row or feature in the origin table can be related to zero
or one row or feature in the destination table. This is the default.
· ONE_TO_MANY—Each row or feature in the origin table can be related to one
or several rows or features in the destination table.
· MANY_TO_MANY—Several fields or features in the origin table can be related
to one or several rows or features in the destination table.
Relationship
class is attributed
Specifies if the relationship will have attributes.
· Checked—Indicates the relationship class will have attributes.
· Unchecked—Indicates the relationship class will not have attributes. This
is the default.
Origin
Primary Key
The field in the origin table, typically the OID field, that links it to
the Origin Foreign Key field in the relationship class table.
Origin
Foreign Key
The field in the relationship class table that links it to the Origin
Primary Key field in the origin table.
Destination
Primary Key (optional)
The field in the destination table, typically the OID field, that links it
to the Destination Foreign Key field in the relationship class table.
Destination
Foreign Key (optional)
The field in the relationship class table that links it to the Destination
Primary Key field in the destination table.
8.
Cardinality نوع أرتباط العلاقة
Determines how many
relationships exist between rows or features in the origin and rows or features
in the destination table.
·
ONE_TO_ONE—Each row or feature in the origin table can be related
to zero or one row or feature in the destination table. This is the default.
·
ONE_TO_MANY—Each row or feature in the origin table can be related
to one or several rows or features in the destination table.
·
MANY_TO_MANY—Several fields or features in the origin table can be
related to one or several rows or features in the destination table.
يحدد عدد العلاقات الموجودة بين الصفوف أو المعالم
في الأصل والصفوف أو المعالم في الجدول الوجهة.
• واحد لواحد —يمكن ربط
كل صف أو ميزة في الجدول الأصلي بصفر أو صف واحد أو ميزة في جدول الوجهة. هذا هو
الافتراضي.
• واحد لمتعدد —يمكن ربط
كل صف أو ميزة في الجدول الأصلي بصف واحد أو عدة صفوف أو معالم في الجدول الوجهة.
• متعدد لمتعدد - يمكن
ربط العديد من الحقول أو الميزات في الجدول الأصلي بصف واحد أو عدة صفوف أو معالم
في جدول الوجهة.
Relationship
class is attributed
Specifies if the relationship will have attributes.
· Checked—Indicates the relationship class will have attributes.
· Unchecked—Indicates the relationship class will not have attributes. This
is the default.
Origin
Primary Key
The field in the origin table, typically the OID field, that links it to
the Origin Foreign Key field in the relationship class table.
Origin
Foreign Key
The field in the relationship class table that links it to the Origin
Primary Key field in the origin table.
Destination
Primary Key (optional)
The field in the destination table, typically the OID field, that links it
to the Destination Foreign Key field in the relationship class table.
Destination
Foreign Key (optional)
The field in the relationship class table that links it to the Destination
Primary Key field in the destination table.
9.
Relationship class is attributed فئة
العلاقة هي جدول البيانات
Specifies if the
relationship will have attributes.
·
Checked—Indicates the relationship class will have attributes.
·
Unchecked—Indicates the relationship class will not have
attributes. This is the default.
يحدد ما إذا كانت العلاقة ستحتوي على جدول بيانات
أم لا.
• تم التحديد - تشير إلى
أن فئة العلاقة ستحتوي على جدول البيانات.
• غير محدد - يشير إلى أن
فئة العلاقة لن تحتوي على جدول البيانات. هذا هو الافتراضي.
Origin
Primary Key
The field in the origin table, typically the OID field, that links it to
the Origin Foreign Key field in the relationship class table.
Origin
Foreign Key
The field in the relationship class table that links it to the Origin
Primary Key field in the origin table.
Destination
Primary Key (optional)
The field in the destination table, typically the OID field, that links it
to the Destination Foreign Key field in the relationship class table.
Destination
Foreign Key (optional)
The field in the relationship class table that links it to the Destination
Primary Key field in the destination table.
10.
Origin Primary Key أصل المفتاح
الأساسي
The field in the origin
table, typically the OID field, that links it to the Origin Foreign Key field
in the relationship class table.
الحقل الموجود في الجدول الأصلي ، عادةً حقل OID ،
الذي يربطه بحقل Origin Foreign Key في جدول فئة العلاقة.
Origin Foreign
Key
The field in the relationship class table that links it to the Origin
Primary Key field in the origin table.
Destination
Primary Key (optional)
The field in the destination table, typically the OID field, that links it
to the Destination Foreign Key field in the relationship class table.
Destination
Foreign Key (optional)
The field in the relationship class table that links it to the Destination
Primary Key field in the destination table.
11.
Origin Foreign Key أصل المفتاح
الخارجي
The field in the
relationship class table that links it to the Origin Primary Key field in the
origin table.
الحقل الموجود في جدول فئة العلاقة الذي يربطه
بحقل Origin Primary Key في الجدول الأصلي.
Destination
Primary Key (optional)
The field in the destination table, typically the OID field, that links it
to the Destination Foreign Key field in the relationship class table.
Destination
Foreign Key (optional)
The field in the relationship class table that links it to the Destination
Primary Key field in the destination table.
12.
Destination Primary Key (optional) المفتاح
الأساسي للوجهة (اختياري)
The field in the
destination table, typically the OID field, that links it to the Destination
Foreign Key field in the relationship class table.
الحقل الموجود في الجدول الوجهة ، عادةً حقل معرف
الكائن ، الذي يربطه بحقل المفتاح الخارجي للوجهة في جدول فئة العلاقة.
Destination
Foreign Key (optional)
The field in the relationship class table that links it to the Destination
Primary Key field in the destination table.
13.
Destination Foreign Key (optional) المفتاح
الخارجي للوجهة (اختياري)
The field in the
relationship class table that links it to the Destination Primary Key field in
the destination table.
الحقل الموجود في جدول فئة العلاقة الذي يربطه
بحقل المفتاح الأساسي للوجهة في الجدول الوجهة.
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