Modifying field domains
Attribute domains are a great way to enforce data integrity by constraining the values allowed to be used for an attribute in a table or feature class. Domains are also great for your users, making editing easier and smoother by giving them options to easily choose from. Furthermore, attribute domains can be shared and utilized in multiple fields by virtually any feature classes, tables, and subtypes in a geodatabase.
So, what happens when we need to make changes to a domain, say, add a value? If we have a value that is acceptable for all fields utilizing the domain, then we simply need to add a value to the domain. However, if we cannot simply add the value to the existing domain, we will need to create a new domain ...
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