A destination table is a table that has been associated with an origin table, using a key. These associations are created for a variety of reasons, such as to compare features in one table against features in another.
Related terms
- composite relationship
A composite relationship is a relationship between two geodatabase tables in which each feature in the destination table is expected to be related to an origin feature. - origin feature
An origin feature is a feature in an origin table that is associated with a destination feature in a destination table. - geodatabase
A geodatabase is a spatial data storage format that can contain multiple datasets of geographic features and non-spatial tabular data, as well as attachments, field domain definitions, and relationships between layers/tables. - simple relationship
A simple relationship is a relationship between two tables in which features in the destination table are independent of features in the origin table.