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Does a rest service need to be restarted if source filegeodatabase is updated?

RyanSadler

Does a rest service (running on ArcGIS Server 10.1 sp1) need to be refreshed (restarted) if the underlying filegeodatabase is updated?

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AntGiles

Ryan,

it depends on what you mean by the database being updated. If you mean new features added, deleted or changed ( attributes or geometry) then No. But if there is a change to the database schema I.e. New fields added to an existing feature class or new feature class added then Yes.

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Anthony

JoeBorgione

Is that something new in 10.1? Because in 10.0 you need to restart it. First image shows a saved edit. Second image shows an active map service moments after the edit was made and saved, without restarting it...

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JakeSkinner

Hi Joe,

It looks like you are editing an SDE feature class. Be sure that you are editing the same version that the service is created from. Also, you may need to clear your display cache (in ArcMap, Customize > ArcMap Options > Display Cache > Clear Cache).

AntGiles

I have found that whilst synchronising data between two databases arcmap would not immediately show the changes. If you started an editing session they would the show up. I think it's a bug with arcmap refreshing.

JakeSkinner

Hi Anthony,

After synchronizing, try clicking the 'Refresh' tool on the Versioning toolbar.

RyanSadler

Thanks Anthony! This helps 🙂

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