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Decode Table for Values in item PARKOTHER in table CONDOUNIT_EXTR
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Summary
This decode table can be used as a standard lookup table joining on the business table item it supports.
Depending whether the item supported is text or integer, the relate to the lookup table will be made on the item CODE_TEXT or CODE_NUMBER, respectively.
The value in the DESCRIPTION field provides the meaning of the code.
This table can also be converted to a geodatabase coded-value-domain (CVD), as done in the King County Spatial Data Warehouse, to present the decoded item descriptions dynamically without additional joins.
In the Spatial Data Warehouse the object exists as both a table and coded-value-domain called KCA159_PARKOTHER_CONDOUNIT.
Description
One of 80 decode (lookup) tables within the Property Schema.
This table also exists as a Coded Value Domain within the SDE Geodatabase.
This table decodes the values for the item - Parking: Other Type (parkother) in business table Condominium Unit (CONDOUNIT_EXTR).
There are 2 unique values in this decode table, enumerated in the detailed attribute section below.
Metadata for the business table can be accessed via the link in the Supplemental Information section.
Layer information
| Layer Name | kca159_parkother_condounit |
| Subject Category | Property |
| Title | Decode Table for Values in item PARKOTHER in table CONDOUNIT_EXTR |
| Feature Count | 2 |
| Feature Type | Table |
| Next Update | None planned |
| Spatial reference | None |
| Control ID | 1505 |
| Place Keywords | Pacific NW, Washington State, King County, WA |
| Theme Keywords | Parcel, Property, Taxpayer |
| Supplemental Information |
http://www5.kingcounty.gov/sdc/Metadata.aspx?Layer=condounit_extr |
Attribute information
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OBJECTID
From Esri |
Description
System-generated primary key DomainUnique integer value |
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LUTYPE
From King County Assessments |
Description
Integer value describing related records in LOOKUP_EXTR table DomainInteger value |
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CODE_NUMBER
From King County Assessments |
Description
Value that relates to value in business table item Domain1 - Hydraulic 2 - Other |
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CODE_TEXT
From King County Assessments |
Description
CODE_NUMBER is relate value, so CODE TEXT is not used DomainEmpty string |
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DESCRIPTION
From King County Assessments |
Description
Decode meaning of CODE_NUMBER value DomainHydraulic - 1 Other - 2 |
Contact information
| Maintained by | KCGIS Center |
| Primary |
KCGIS Center
giscenter@kingcounty.gov |
Terms of Use
| License | Terms of use and copyright |
Use this Data
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Links
How to use in ArcGIS Pro |
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| Sharing Status | Not Public |
Summary
This decode table can be used as a standard lookup table joining on the business table item it supports.
Depending whether the item supported is text or integer, the relate to the lookup table will be made on the item CODE_TEXT or CODE_NUMBER, respectively.
The value in the DESCRIPTION field provides the meaning of the code.
This table can also be converted to a geodatabase coded-value-domain (CVD), as done in the King County Spatial Data Warehouse, to present the decoded item descriptions dynamically without additional joins.
In the Spatial Data Warehouse the object exists as both a table and coded-value-domain called KCA159_PARKOTHER_CONDOUNIT.
Description
One of 80 decode (lookup) tables within the Property Schema.
This table also exists as a Coded Value Domain within the SDE Geodatabase.
This table decodes the values for the item - Parking: Other Type (parkother) in business table Condominium Unit (CONDOUNIT_EXTR).
There are 2 unique values in this decode table, enumerated in the detailed attribute section below.
Metadata for the business table can be accessed via the link in the Supplemental Information section.
Contact information
| Maintained by | KCGIS Center |
| Primary |
KCGIS Center
giscenter@kingcounty.gov |
Terms of use and copyright
| License | Terms of use and copyright |
Change history
| 10/1/2012 |
A cross reference table exists in the enterprise geodatabase (KCA_LUTYPE_XREF) to act as a control table for all KCA domains. This table maintains the relationship between source KCA tables and their corresponding posted KCGIS tables. The table was constructed by combining KCA documentation for all tables, including field names, format, and any lookup types used by fields in that table. The lookup type field relates to code and description record sets contained in the original KCA Lookup table (Lookup). This lookup type field is maintained going forward and continues to serves as key to code/description record sets within two newly created KCGIS lookup tables. These two lookup tables are created within the enterprise geodatabase to hold all code/description record sets contained in the original KCA Lookup table plus those taken from table description text documents. First, all KCA Lookup record sets with numeric codes are used to create the numeric lookup table (KCA_LOOKUP_NUMBER). This lookup table includes a LUCODE field of type Integer. Second, all character code-description record sets, taken from documentation, are used to create a text lookup table (KCA_LOOKUP_TEXT). This text lookup table includes a LUCODE field of type Text. Both lookup tables contain the original KCA lookup type field (LUTYPE). All KCA domain tables are generated via python script (CreateDomainTables.py). The cross reference table (KCA_LUTYPE_XREF) is used to identify all fields within KCA tables that utilize a domain. An individual domain table is created for each unique table-field combination in the cross reference table, if a valid KCA lookup type exists for the field. The lookup type (LUTYPE) value in the cross reference table is then used to query all of the code/description record sets from either the numeric lookup table (KCA_LOOKUP_NUMBER) or text lookup table (KCA_LOOKUP_TEXT) depending on the field format. The selected records are then written to that specific domain table. A template table is used to pre-define the attribute schema for all domain tables to ensure uniformity. All KCA domain tables follow the same naming convention: KCA(LUTYPE#)_(Field Name)_(TableName). |