How can I fix a topology error in ArcGIS?
You can fix errors either through the Error Inspector or by clicking them on the map with the Fix Topology Error tool. Open the Error Inspector and search for errors, or click the Fix Topology Error tool on the Topology toolbar. Click the error in the Error Inspector list or use the Fix Topology Error tool to click it on…
Are there any predefined fixes for Topology rules?
Some topology rules, however, have no predefined fixes. Once you have discovered the topology errors, you can select the error on the map with the Fix Topology Error tool , or select the error from within the Error Inspector. For a poster of the available topology rules and examples of them, see the ArcGIS Geodatabase Topology Rules PDF.
How to fix a topology violation in geodatabase?
Most topology violations have fixes that you can use to correct errors. Some topology rules, however, have no predefined fixes. Once you have discovered the topology errors, you can select the error on the map with the Fix Topology Error tool , or select the error from within the Error Inspector.
How to mark a topology error as an exception?
Mark as Exception —Removes the symbolized error on the topology layer, and the feature is ignored when you validate your edits. You can reinstate the error if you decide the feature should be modified to comply with the topology rule. Clear Exception —Reinstates the error and symbolizes the error on the topology layer on the map.
This tool allows you to select a topology error and choose from a number of fixes that have been predefined for that error type. You can also use the tool to get more information about the rule that has been violated or mark the error as an exception. There are several ways to correct topology errors once you have discovered them.
Do you need ArcGIS for topology in geodatabase?
Creating or editing geodatabase topology requires an ArcGIS for Desktop Standard or ArcGIS for Desktop Advanced license. There are many topology rules you can implement in your geodatabase, depending on the spatial relationships that are most important for your organization to maintain.