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(Again): The base table definition string "CommunitiesRamallah" is invalid,

JamalNUMAN

(Again): The base table definition string "CommunitiesRamallah" is invalid,

The mxd is published successfully! but with error!: �??service started with errors�?�

[ATTACH=CONFIG]20902[/ATTACH]

What might be meant by �??The base table definition string "CommunitiesRamallah" is invalid?

[ATTACH=CONFIG]20903[/ATTACH]

Thank you

Best

Jamal

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BrandonNelson1

Just a tip: I had this issue with ArcGIS Online, where don't have the ability to change folder and database permissions, etc. I wasn't able to find the underlying cause, but in the end I managed to publish my service by running my map document through MXD Doctor beforehand. This might even help with ArcGIS Server if the other suggestions aren't working for you.

Anonymous User

Original User: ad_giles@hotmail.com

Alagappen,

Does your arcgis server account have read access on your database?

Regards

Anthony

AlagappanAL

I am facing the same issue. While publishing the map service in arcgis server 10.1 with a SDE layer, getting the error like base string invalid. Any clues to solve it.

Anonymous User

Original User: Jamal432@gmail.com

Jamal,

What I mean is can your server see the 😧 of the machine your data is on. If you have the server on the same machine as your arcgis desktop this should not be a problem.

If the data is on another machine to your server then use a UNC path

Regards

Anthony

Thank you for the prompt answer Anthony.

At the moment, the ArcGIS desktop and the ArcGIS Server are installed in the same machine (p1). Nevertheless, I got that message message.

[ATTACH=CONFIG]20941[/ATTACH]

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Jamal

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AntGiles

Jamal,

What I mean is can your server see the 😧 of the machine your data is on. If you have the server on the same machine as your arcgis desktop this should not be a problem.

If the data is on another machine to your server then use a UNC path

Regards

Anthony

Anonymous User

Original User: Jamal432@gmail.com

Jamal,

Is your 😧 Drive accessible by your server? When I add data into an mxd I always add in through a UNC path, I.e. //servername/data/.... This ensures that the server can access the data, have a look at this page:

http://webhelp.esri.com/arcgisserver/9.2/dotnet/manager/publishing/preparing_resources.htm

Regards

Anthony

Thank you Anthony for the answer.

Sounds that the ArcGIS server is full of issues! Problems that never end

�??Is your 😧 Drive accessible by your server?�?� How could I check that my D drive is accessible to my Server?

What it is weird that I could publish my mxd with same conditions and enviroment! What is wrong with it now?

Best

Jamal

AntGiles

Jamal,

Is your 😧 Drive accessible by your server? When I add data into an mxd I always add in through a UNC path, I.e. //servername/data/.... This ensures that the server can access the data, have a look at this page:

http://webhelp.esri.com/arcgisserver/9.2/dotnet/manager/publishing/preparing_resources.htm

Regards

Anthony

Anonymous User

Original User: rlwatson

Sorry Jamal. I was thinking that perhaps the discussion on permissions might be relevant.

After sending the initial reply, I realized that you had probably seen this discussion anyway:(

JamalNUMAN

http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/66247-base-table-definition-string-is-invalid

Many thanks Richard. There is no answer there neither

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Jamal

Anonymous User

Original User: rlwatson

http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/66247-base-table-definition-string-is-invalid

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