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Query Tool Workflow

Overview

In this workflow, we’ll use the Query Tool to find stands that need a survival check, filtering results based on specified criteria. A video tutorial along with a step-by-step guide will help you through the process.

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This instructional video on using the Query Tool to efficiently identify stands needing a survival check and accurately pinpoint areas requiring attention.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: In the top-left corner of the tool ribbon, select the SQL Query Tool. The Query Tool is active and the Query Builder window opens.

Step 2: In the pane located on the left of the Query Builder window, scroll to find the Stands view. Users can either double-click the option or “grab and drag” it to the Designer window.

Step 3: In the Stands view field list, check the boxes beside the following attributes (selected attributes appear in the table at the bottom of the Designer view):

  • StandKey
  • OrgKeyID
  • TractKey
  • StandName
  • Covertype
  • PredomComm-Species
  • Origin
  • EstDate
  • Age
  • SiteIndex
  • GISAcres
  • PctProductiveAcres
  • Shape

Step 4: In the Designer grid view, add Criteria for the following:

  • Set the Age criteria as follows: “<=2”
  • Specify the OrgKeyID you wish to limit your results to by typing it into the OrgKeyID Criteria column.

Note: All Users do not see the same OrgKeyIDs, thus Users will not be able to follow along with same OrgKeyID. By clicking the Tabular tab at the top-left of the window, Users can scroll through the queried options they can specify by with just the age criteria input.

Step 5: Select the Tabular tab. Tabular values associated with the query are returned.

Step 6: Select the Spatial tab. The Stands listed in the return set (in Tabular tab) are visualized spatially. Users can zoom by double-clicking the screen and “grab and drag” to maneuver the map.

Step 7: Select the drop-down arrow next to “Results” and choose the “To Map Layer” option from the sub menu. The Choose file location dialog window opens.

Step 8: In the Choose file location dialog window:

  1. Select the location where you wish to save the file
  2. Give the query file a name
  3. Click <Save>

The Progress dialog window opens, indicating that the system is preparing to send the query results to a map layer, and the resulting layer will display in the Map Explorer-Map TOC tab.

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