Closed mripp closed 12 months ago
I've been researching this message and have a few questions. To summarize:
I don't think so, because:
If you do not intend to use this feature service in a bidirectional collaboration, you don't have to do anything.
That said, we may want to enable Replica Tracking; I just don't know if we have to and, if not, what factors would motivate us to enable/disable that optional functionality.
Regarding the following documentation:
Enable Replica Tracking geoprocessing tool
Introduction to distributed data, section Take a map offline with feature service sync capability
I will experiment with enabling Replica Tracking and look for changes to the test feature class and the geodatabase metadata. In the meantime, I have three questions for @mripp and @rkircher:
This warning is appearing when publishing the feature service as Sync Enabled. The feature service must be configured with sync enabled in order to bring the feature service offline in both ArcGIS Field Maps and ArcGIS Survey123.
I went ahead and published the feature service with the warning. It appears the feature service did publish successfully and the feature service REST appears to have sync enabled: https://geoservices.nwfwmd.state.fl.us/server/rest/services/Hydro/Hydrologic_Monitoring_Field/FeatureServer
Upon opening the Field Maps configuration it is confirmed that all layers are sync enabled. As shown by the green check mark
Additional troubleshooting will be needed since upon opening and adding an offline map an error occured
Robert to work with Morgan to diagnose issue.
Michael, Robert, and Morgan met to diagnose issue
While publishing the feature service Hydrologic Monitoring Field I attempted to publish with sync enabled but received an error