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Creating Databases Un The Catalog Tree

The document discusses creating new datasets in an ArcGIS Catalog tree. It explains that new datasets can be created by right-clicking the geodatabase in the Catalog tree and selecting New. It then lists and describes the different types of datasets that can be created, including feature classes, feature datasets, tables, relationship classes, raster datasets, raster catalogs, address locators, and geoprocessing toolboxes.

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Creating Databases Un The Catalog Tree

The document discusses creating new datasets in an ArcGIS Catalog tree. It explains that new datasets can be created by right-clicking the geodatabase in the Catalog tree and selecting New. It then lists and describes the different types of datasets that can be created, including feature classes, feature datasets, tables, relationship classes, raster datasets, raster catalogs, address locators, and geoprocessing toolboxes.

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Creating datasets in the Catalog tree

ArcGIS 10.4 Locate topic

One of the simplest ways you can add new datasets is to right-click the geodatabase in the Catalog
tree and click New. Select the new dataset type that you want to create from the list.

You can link to a selected topic below to learn more about working with each dataset type in the
geodatabase.

New Dataset Types to Create

Type

Description

Feature class

A collection of features of the same type (such as wells, parcels, and streets) with a common set of
attribute fields

Feature dataset

A set of thematically related feature classes (typically used to manage a topology, network, or
terrain)

Tables

Attribute tables used for many purposes

Relationship class

Used to create an association between records in one table and records in another

Raster dataset

A single raster or image data layer covering an extent

Raster catalogs

An organized collection of images such as a series of image tiles covering an area


Address locator

A dataset of features with addresses and rules for geocoding against the features

Geoprocessing toolbox

A series of user-created geoprocessing tools, scripts, and models

Creating datasets using the New command from the context menu in the Catalog tree

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