Data Reviewer batch Job

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12-15-2014 09:57 PM
MuhammadAttique
New Contributor III

Hi everyone,

I created a RBJ and want to share it with my coworkers , when open, it will loss feature list , only one difference is geodatabase name, they have different name , but all the feature classes and tables are with same name.

is there any suggestion ?

Thanks in advance .

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AndyOmmen
Esri Contributor

Hi Muhammad,

After changing the data source and saving those changes as a new rbj file or overwriting the existing rbj file, did you try running the batch job file on the co-workers data? I realize that the feature class name is missing from the checks in the RBJ manager but that could be a display issue with the dialog. The actual rbj file should hold the updated workspace configuration and allow you to run the checks against the co-workers data sets.

Thank you

Andy

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AndyOmmen
Esri Contributor

Hi Muhammad,

If the geodatabase schema's are the same you should be able to run the rbj on your co-workers client machines using the Batch Validate tool which will validate the workspace as part of its runtime process. However, you can avoid having to validate the workspace during runtime by saving a new rbj that references the co-workers workspace through the Reviewer Batch Job Manager:

  1. On the co-workers machine, open the Reviewer Batch Job Manager
  2. Click Open and load your rbj file
  3. Click Workspace
  4. In the Set Data Source dialog, select one of the rows and take note of the feature class name
  5. Click Change Data Source
  6. Navigate to the co-workers workspace and select the same feature class from step 4
  7. Click  OK and choose to apply  to all matching paths (this will update all feature  classes to the new workspace)
  8. In the Set Data Source dialog, click OK
  9. Click  Save As and save the updated rbj  file to the co-workers local drive

They can now reference this rbj when running the checks which has been pre-configured to reference their workspace. I hope this helps, you can reference the  help topic too:

http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.2/#/from_the_Reviewer_Batch_Job_Manager/0102000000980000...

Andy

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MuhammadAttique
New Contributor III

Thanks Andy Ommen for your effort ,

I already check these options , Actually I have lot of checks in my RBJ for different features class and tables , by RBJ Manager I can set the source of the geodatabase and it works fine but without feature class name , so it bother me to set again for all the checks ,

or should I go with python code?

Thanks again

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AndyOmmen
Esri Contributor

Hi Muhammad,

After changing the data source and saving those changes as a new rbj file or overwriting the existing rbj file, did you try running the batch job file on the co-workers data? I realize that the feature class name is missing from the checks in the RBJ manager but that could be a display issue with the dialog. The actual rbj file should hold the updated workspace configuration and allow you to run the checks against the co-workers data sets.

Thank you

Andy

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MuhammadAttique
New Contributor III

Thanks Andy

its fine now ,,

Open in batch manager set WorkSpace , change with current source , validate and Save with new Name,

Ready to load and run , all setting inside composite checks remain visible.

Thanks again

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