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What happens if current workspace is not set in ArcGIS Pro?
If current workspace is set, the autogenerated output will be the current workspace. If neither the scratch or current workspace is set, the autogenerated output path will be the workspace of one of the inputs. In this case, certain restrictions apply.
When to use NODATA or reclassify in ArcGIS?
This is the default. NODATA — Signifies that if any cell location on the input raster contains a value that is not present or reclassed in a remap table, the value will be reclassed to NoData for that location on the output raster. The output reclassified raster. The output will always be of integer type.
How is the current workspace set in ArcCatalog?
In ArcCatalog, the Scratch Workspace and Current Workspace environments are not set by default. When using the tool dialog box, output dataset names are autogenerated using the current and scratch workspace settings. The logic for generating the output name is as follows:
How is the remap object used to reclassify values?
The Remap object is used to specify how to reclassify values of the input raster. There are two ways to define how the values will be reclassified in the output raster: RemapRange and RemapValue. Either ranges of input values can be assigned to a new output value, or individual values can be assigned to a new output value.
How is the output name autogenerated in ArcGIS?
When using the tool dialog box, output dataset names are autogenerated using the current and scratch workspace settings. The logic for generating the output name is as follows: If the scratch workspace environment is set, the autogenerated output path will be the scratch workspace.
Which is the default workspace environment in ArcMap?
Learn more about using the current and scratch workspace environments. In ArcMap, the Scratch Workspace and Current Workspace environments are synchronized by default to the map document’s default geodatabase. To learn more, see Setting the default geodatabase.