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Provides access to members that are used to set up joins.
This interface is used to to manage joins on a layer.
Name | Description | |
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DisplayRelationshipClass | Sets a join based on the specified relationship class and join type. | |
JoinType | Join type for the most recent join performed. | |
RelationshipClass | Relationship class that defines how the tables are joined. |
Classes | Description |
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CadAnnotationLayer | An Esri Cad annotation layer. |
CadastralFabricSubLayer | Cadastral Fabric Feature Layer Object. |
CadFeatureLayer | Esri CAD Feature Layer class. |
CoverageAnnotationLayer | An Esri coverage annotation layer. |
DimensionLayer | A collection of properties for a dimension layer. |
FDOGraphicsLayer | A collection of properties for an annotation layer (feature data object graphics layer). |
FeatureLayer | A collection of features and their visual representation. |
GdbRasterCatalogLayer | Geodabase RasterCatalog source and display options. |
RasterLayer | Raster layer source and display options. |
StandaloneTable | A standalone table. |
ArcMap provides two ways to associate data stored in tables with the features in the layer: joins and relates.
When you join a table to the layer’s attribute table, you append the fields from the table to the layer’s table. Joins can be used for one-to one or many-to-one relationships between a layer and a table.
Relating the layer’s table with another table defines a relationship between the two tables, but it doesn’t append the fields of the table to the layer’s table. Relates can be used for one-to-many or many-to-many relationships between a layer and a table.
Use IDisplayRelationshipClass to set up and manage joins between a layer and other tables. Use IRelationshipClassCollection and IRelationshipClassCollectionEdit to manage relates.