Abandon Quick Reference

This table displays the requirements for each type of abandon method.

Abandon Method	Data Type	Destination Model Name	Source Model Name	View Data in Table	View Data on Map
Abandon to Feature Class	ArcFM Feature	MMAbandoned	MMAbandonable	Add the Abandoned layer to the map. Right-click it and select Open Attribute Table	The Shape field is automatically copied to the abandoned feature class
Abandon to Object Class	Table	MMAbandoned	MMAbandonable	Add the Abandoned table to the map. Right-click it and select Open	No
Abandon to Subtype	No new feature or object to be created; just create "Abandoned" subtype on existing feature	MMAbandoned	MMAbandonable	Right-click the layer on the Display tab and select Open Attribute Table.	Yes; transferring attributes is not necessary
Abandon and Remove to Feature Class	ArcFM Feature	MMRemoved	MMRemovable	Add the Abandoned/Removed layer to the map. Right-click it and select Open Attribute Table	The Shape field is automatically copied to the abandoned/removed feature class
Abandon and Remove to Object Class	Table	MMRemoved	MMRemovable	Add the Abandoned/Removed table to the map. Right-click it and select Open	No
Abandon and Remove to Subtype	No new feature or object to be created; just create "Abandoned and Removed" subtype on existing feature	MMRemoved	MMRemovable	Right-click the layer on the Display tab and select Open Attribute Table.	Yes; transferring attributes is not necessary
Abandon Indicator	No new feature class is created. The AbandonIndicator field must be created on the source feature class.	none	MMAbandonIndicator	Right-click the feature class and select Open Attribute Table.	Yes; the feature's symbology doesn't change. Only the AbandonIndicator field is modified.
Convert to Conduit	No new feature class is created. However, one of the Abandon methods MUST be configured. ConduitIndicator field must be created on the destination feature class.	MMConduitIndicator field model name	MMConduitable	Right-click the layer to which the feature was abandoned and select Open Attribute Table.	Yes, if the selected Abandon method is configured properly