Los datos relacionados no aparecen en la tabla de atributos de AGOL

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Hola a todos.

Los datos de mi tabla relacionada no aparecen en la tabla de atributos.  En la publicación del blog de Michael Kelly (https://community.esri.com/people/MKellyesri-ireland-ie-esridist/blog/2016/11/18/related-data-in-arcgis-online ), habla de la nueva versión de AGOL, que permite ver y editar datos relacionados en la tabla de atributos de AGOL. En mi mapa puedo ver que hay registros relacionados, pero no puedo ver los datos en sí. En la captura de pantalla de abajo se indica correctamente que el «Case» seleccionado tiene dos «Waste Items» relacionados, pero ninguno de los registros de datos relacionados aparece en la tabla de atributos.

¿Alguna idea de qué tengo que hacer para poder ver los datos relacionados?

Estoy usando un servicio de entidades alojado. Soy el propietario de los datos.   La tabla relacionada tiene subtipos y cada subtipo utiliza algunos dominios de valores codificados. ¿Es posible que los dominios de valores codificados estén causando el problema?

MichaelKelly · Answer

Hi Tom,

I tend to use Global ID's for defining relationships as it removes the risk of duplicating primary key values. In this case, I would suggest you get in touch with Esri support as it needs a more detailed review.

Best wishes,

Michael

Trippetoe · Answer

Hi Michael.

Thanks for your reply.  I have not used the Global ID as the related field; instead where are using the ID that our organization assigns to the record when it is created - we call it the 'Case Number'.  Within the feature service, we have one feature class and three related tables, and all the relationships are based off of 'Case Number'.  For two of the tables the related table data displays as expected in the Attribute Table.  It's just that one table - with the subtypes and domains - where the data are not displayed.

I'd be happy to share the feature service URL with you directly, however, it is private to our organization though and i don't think i can make it public.  Is there a way that i could add your account on a temporary basis to our org account? or some other way to grant you access?

Thanks again,

Tom

MichaelKelly · Answer

Hi Tom,

I suspect that the relationships have not been setup as expected - you need to have a Global ID field in the parent table, and then a Guid field in the child table which references the parent Global ID field. Check out the videos in the blog post you mentioned above to see how you can do this in ArcGIS Pro/ArcMap/Survey123 Connect.

If you have setup the related tables in this way, then I'm not sure what the problem is. I wouldn't expect the domains/subtypes to cause problems but perhaps they have. I would suggest you get onto Esri support or send on a link to the feature layer in question.

Michael