To show the geometry of a utility object

1. In the Infrastructure Administrator, do one of the following:
   • Click Enterprise and connect to the enterprise industry model. Open a project.
   • Click File and open an industry model drawing or template.
2. Expand the Industry Model node and click Form Designer.

   The form designer is displayed in the right pane. The topics and feature classes are displayed in the form explorer.

3. In the form explorer, select the feature class Armature, select the Form Type, such as Default, and click Edit.
4. In the Designer dialog box, click the General tab and do the following:
   • On the Designer toolbar, click Coordinates Editor.
   • Click OK for the name.
   • Select the control and in the left pane edit the properties:

     UnAvailableValue = No coordinates available.

5. Exit the Form Designer.
6. Select an armature in the feature class form.

   The new geometry field shows the text you entered earlier, because the coordinates are not stored in WA_ARMATURE. With a geometry select statement you can retrieve the coordinates from the related geometry table WA_POINT.

7. In the form explorer, select the feature class Armature, select the Form Type, such as Default, and click Edit.
8. In the Designer dialog box, click the General tab and do the following:
   • In the right pane, select the coordinates control.
   • In the left pane click, the Properties tab.
   • Under Specific, click the SQL property and click to open the SQL Assistant.
9. In the SQL Assistant dialog box, do the following:
   • Under Relations, expand the feature class WA_ARMATURE, and click the related feature class WA_POINT. The SQL expression is inserted into the expression input box.

     select * from WA_POINT where FID_ATTR in (select FID from WA_ARMATURE where fid={fid})

   • Click Execute to check the syntax.
   • Click OK to set the property.

   If you select the same armature as before, you can see the coordinates in the feature class form.

Variant

To display the X (easting) and Y (northing) coordinate in two separate fields, add another geometry control and use the following attributes:

• Set one Control to True the other to False. Either:
• ShowX=True and ShowY=False

  or:

• ShowX=False and ShowY=True