Specified statistics will each create an attribute field named in the following format: statistic_fieldname. The count of features that have been joined.

If the same field name exists in the target and join datasets, the joined field will start with the word join (for example join_fieldname). The following fields are included in the output features when running a one-to-many join: See Join Features expressions for more information. For example, using the $target > $join expression, you can only join target features from the Magnitude field if greater than the join feature with a field named Explosion. If you specify an expression, only features that meet the condition will be used. You can optionally build an expression to join features using the Join Condition parameter. In this example, the one-to-one join only includes the count additional statistics that can be calculated are shown below. If Keep All Target Features is checked, all input target features are written to the output feature class (this is known as a left outer join).Д®xamples of a one-to-many and one-to-one join are shown. By default, only those target features that have the specified relationships will be maintained in the output feature class (inner join). The count of joined features will be added, in addition to other statistics such as sum, minimum, maximum, range, mean, variance, and standard deviation. Only the features that have a match will be included in the summary and output. Join one to one-Summarizes all of the matching join features with each feature in the target layer.The result layer will contain multiple records of the target feature. Join one to many-Joins all the matching features in the join layer to the target layer.If multiple features match the same target feature, you can decide whether all the matching features will be joined ( Join one to many) or all the matching features will be summarized together ( Join one to one) as follows: When the Spatial Relationship parameter value is Planar near, Join Features requires that the Target Layer value is projected or that the output coordinate system is set to a projected coordinate system. If an output coordinate system is specified, both features are projected to the output coordinate system and are then joined. If target and join features are in different coordinate systems, the coordinate system of the target feature will be used. Features are matched when the field values in the join layer are equal to field values in the target layer. The attribute relationship that will determine whether features are joined to each other. Learn more about temporal relationships in GeoAnalytics Server Tools Available temporal relationships are as follows: The available relationships depend on the time type (instant or interval) of the layers being joined. The temporal relationship that will determine whether features are joined to each other. Learn more about spatial relationships in GeoAnalytics Server Tools This is only available in ArcGIS Enterprise 10.7.1 and later. Geodesic Near-Uses geodesic distances.Available spatial relationships are as follows: The available relationships depend on the geometry type (point, line, or area) of the layers being joined. Your decision to split or combine layers depends on whether you want the content to be available as separate layers on the web.The spatial relationship that will determine whether features are joined to each other. For example, instead of creating a single web feature layer with two sublayers, you may want to create two separate web feature layers. You can split and combine layers to get more control over the web content that is created. The raster layers in your map are grouped as sublayers in a single tile layer. If you select a configuration that copies data to the server, the feature layers in your map are grouped as sublayers in a single web feature layer. If you choose the Reference registered data: Editable configuration, a web feature layer containing the feature layers is created in addition to the map image layer. If you select a web map configuration that references registered data, the feature and raster layers in your map are grouped as sublayers in a single map image layer. When you finish configuring a layer, click the Back button at the top of the pane.For example, editing is typically a configurable property of a web feature layer however, it is not available if you select the Copy all data: Exploratory configuration. The configurable properties of a web layer may be constrained by the configuration you select on the Map tab.

Features to webmap