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• The Temporal View feature , which was added in 8.0.5, now supports viewing all historical data. 
  • This feature is now available for any table-based dataset with Temporality enabled. For any table-based dataset that enables Temporality, a right-click action menu item, Set Date Filter is now available.
  •  This allows users to view the data from any historical point in time, when the underlying dataset has enabled Temporality. Standard right-click feature such as Export Data, Find, Filter, and Show on Map continue to work accordingly.
  • This feature will bring up a window with these options:
    • Use current system date and time: normal viewing and editing mode
    • Use a specific time:allows users to review historical data from a specific time point
      
    • Clear datetime filter and see data from all dates and time: allows user to review all historical data
      
  • When reviewing any historical data, the data is not editable. Data can be edited as usual when using the "current system date and time" option (this is the default mode).
  • To enable Temporality feature on a dataset:
    1. Go to Tables window in System module, locate the dataset (Table) on which you want to enable Temporality.
    2. Right-click on the table and select Refresh from Database
    3. Click OK to confirm
    4. Select Keep change history checkbox for the table
    5. Click Save
    6. Right-click the table and select Apply Changes
    7. Click OK to confirm
    8. The table is now enables Temporality.
  • Limitations of the feature:
    • The temporal view only applies to the grid or form data. If the screen is also configured with a bound map, the map does not show the historical data.
    • The temporal view only applies to standard, simple data windows with tables as the data source. If a window is configured with complex queries, database views, or Staged Editing (typically implemented in complex structure inventory editing and review workflow), the temporal view feature will not be available or may cause problems when it's used.
• Roads and Highways Interface on ArcGIS Pro supports Alt LRM networks. See latest version of Roads and Highways Interface user guide for details.
• A new system job and executable, "Fix partially subordinate location segments", is available to fix partially subordinate segment in LRS in any dataset. Partially subordinate segments will be split accordingly, and the subordinate segment will be converted to its dominant route accordingly.
  
• Tomcat 9,  JVM 11, and JasperReport Server 9 patch version update.

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