An ArcMap user needs to inspect the geometry and attribute schema properties of a file geodatabase feature class. The user does NOT want to add the feature class to a map. How should the user perform this task using the Catalog window?
A) Add or use a folder connection to the file geodatabase Open the Item Description context menu of the data
B) Add or use a folder connection to the file geodatabase Open the Properties context menu of the data
C) Navigate to the Conversion Tools Export Metadata Toolset geoprocessing tool
D) Add or use a folder connection to the file geodatabase Open the Properties context menu of the geodatabase

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An ArcMap user needs to inspect the geometry and attribute schema properties of a file geodatabase feature class. The user does NOT want to add the feature class to a map. How should the user perform this task using the Catalog window?
A) Add or use a folder connection to the file geodatabase > Open the Item Description context menu of the data
B) Add or use a folder connection to the file geodatabase > Open the Properties context menu of the data
C) Navigate to the Conversion Tools > Export Metadata Toolset geoprocessing tool
D) Add or use a folder connection to the file geodatabase > Open the Properties context menu of the geodatabase

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The Answer of An ArcMap user needs to inspect the geometry and attribute schema properties of a file geodatabase feature class. The user does NOT want to add the feature class to a map. How should the user perform this task using the Catalog window?
A) Add or use a folder connection to the file geodatabase > Open the Item Description context menu of the data
B) Add or use a folder connection to the file geodatabase > Open the Properties context menu of the data
C) Navigate to the Conversion Tools > Export Metadata Toolset geoprocessing tool
D) Add or use a folder connection to the file geodatabase > Open the Properties context menu of the geodatabase

An ArcMap User Needs to Inspect the Geometry and Attribute