Track When Field Maps Offline Data Is Synced

JesseSchewe_mnr

Hi,

In my organization, we rely heavily on Field Maps and collect data almost entirely on offline map areas. In a given day, we have multiple users in the field collecting geometry (points, lines, polygons) on the same offline map area. However, at the end of some days, our field users forget to sync their offline map areas to put the data that they collected into the online web map. When performing data QA/QC the next day in the office, it can be hard to tell why a field user doesn't have data for the previous day -- did they just not find anything, or did they forget to sync?

Is there a way to track or a log that can be enabled or viewed or that shows when Field Maps users have synced to either a specific offline map area or any offline map area associated with a web map?

Thanks

dougbrowning

I have this script that works.  Gives user, last sync, etc.  I use it to find old replicas to delete since Field Maps has a bug for some time now where any replica removed while offline gets orphaned.

Just make sure Pro is logged in.  Does not have to be open just in.  

Hope that helps

import arcpy
from arcgis.gis import GIS
import arcgis
from arcgis.features import FeatureLayerCollection

gis = GIS('pro')

#gis = arcgis.GIS(profile_name=profile)
#itemID of service
itemID = "acbb9fa63afdafc9fsd0b16"


item = gis.content.get(itemID)
flc = FeatureLayerCollection.fromitem(item)
replicas = flc.replicas.get_list()
print ("ReplicaOwner,ReplicaName,ReplicaID,CreateDate,LastSyncDate")
for r in replicas:
    replica = flc.replicas.get(r['replicaID'])
    create_date = datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(replica['creationDate'] / 1000)
    last_sync_date = 'n/a' # don't trust this to always be populated
    if type(replica['lastSyncDate']) is int:
        last_sync_date = datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(replica['lastSyncDate'] / 1000)