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The HydroID is a key attribute in the Arc Hydro geodatabase used for feature identification and establishment of relationship in the geodatabase. Every feature an Arc Hydro geodatabase is given a HydroID which becomes its unique identifier (HydroID differs from OBJECTID as HydroID is unique across all the classes in the geodatabase while OBJECTID uniquely identify features/rows in a single table/feature class) | The HydroID is a key attribute in the Arc Hydro geodatabase used for feature identification and establishment of relationship in the geodatabase. Every feature an Arc Hydro geodatabase is given a HydroID which becomes its unique identifier (HydroID differs from OBJECTID as HydroID is unique across all the classes in the geodatabase while OBJECTID uniquely identify features/rows in a single table/feature class) | ||
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The HydroID is a key attribute in the Arc Hydro geodatabase used for feature identification and establishment of relationship in the geodatabase. Every feature an Arc Hydro geodatabase is given a HydroID which becomes its unique identifier (HydroID differs from OBJECTID as HydroID is unique across all the classes in the geodatabase while OBJECTID uniquely identify features/rows in a single table/feature class)
The HydroID manager helps managing HydroIDs within a geodatabase.
