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Posted 10 years ago by jecaor_1
I must admit, was not elegant way, but fix the problem.
With arcgis 10.1 could delete MUID column, and them with import/export tool MUID has been created anew.
if anyone knows other way, please......." let me know".

I have worked with MikeUrban 2012.

Best regards.
Posted 10 years ago by Ricardo Machado Student
Hello jecaor_1,

Did you try using the field calculator tool?

Best regards,
Ricardo Machado
Posted 10 years ago by jecaor_1
my knowledge to use this tool are limited, but I tried.
I could use " autoincrement()". but for me it was impossible to appear the text in the MUID,
you know, "wLink and wNode", so, I had to use that ugly way. delete a MUID column.

Best Regards, RMachado.

Right know I`m working with a main water network, and i will design some scenarios...
Posted 10 years ago by Brian Brenhaug Enterprise Water Systems Team Manager
I've also conducted this in Microsoft Access with action queries or find/replace, but the nice part about using the built-in field calculator is that some of the related tables will also change the MUIDs (not all of them).
Posted 10 years ago by JakubVajda
We tend to do it more clear way..

MS Access - Update query SET MUID = Prefix & OBJECTID (or just OBJECTID)
since object ID is already an autoincrement...

We tried under MU 2014 SP3 without any problems what so ever (junctions, pipes)
There is also a way how to directly update the field with autoincrement function (access VBA)
[url=http://vbahowto.com/2013/09/02/ms-access-running-counter-in-query/]http://vbahowto.com/2013/09/02/ms-access-running-counter-in-query/[/url]
but it's a kind of magic....

but generally we try to do most of the changes within the MDB geodatabase using MS Access...

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