Coded Values are Used to Build Location/Class Hierarchy Trees
Previously, when building the location or class hierarchy tree from existing fields in the GIS database, the abbreviated values were used. Now, the location/class hierarchy trees will display the coded values from the domain to make the location/class hierarchy structure more user-friendly.
Here is an example:
The field MeterUsageType has coded values. See the screenshot below.
If this field is used to build out the class tree within NEXGEN, here's what the user will see:
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