An ArcGIS user is tasked with editing a layer containing a large number of features, using another layer that is in a different coordinate a system as reference. The user adds the layers in ArcMap and starts an edit session. A warning message about editing data in a different coordinate system is displayed.
What is the most efficient way to edit the data to avoid potential distortion in the data?
Answer : A
When designing a geometric network where should the feature classes be stored?
Answer : A
An ArsGIS user has a Python script to synchronize a geodatabase with large numbers of updates from the server. Why does the ArcGIS user benefit from scheduling the synchronization process through Task Scheduler?
Answer : A
When is an ArcGlS user required to change the format of data before working with it in ArcMap?
Answer : A
A Microstation.dgn file is created for a mountainous area and is added to ArcMap with another vector dataset in the same projection. The .dgn file appears slightly too large in relation to the other data.
What is the most likely source of the problem?
Answer : C
An ArcGIS user receives a drawing file created in AutoCAD, and is told the data is in NAD 1983 State Plane coordinates. When compared with data for the same area, the .dwg file is too big.
Which property of the data should the ArcGIS user check first?
Answer : B
An ArcGIS user adds two feature classes with different coordinate systems in ArcMap. one at a time. The user starts editing data from the second feature class and is warned about editing the feature class because the coordinate system is different from the data frame.
Where do the edits occur?
Answer : A