Overwriting Service problems

LarryCampVDOT

ArcGIS 10.2.1
The reason I like to use overwrite is to use the same name layer name, symbology, tags, description, etc and not have to fill out that info each time.

Trying to overwrite an existing service with 2660 features. I've changed the parameter to 3000 records. ArcMap > Share As > Service indicates successful publishing. When I try to open the features in ArcGIS Online, I get an error "Item does not exist or is inaccessible". If I open the layer from MyHostedServices in ArcMap, the layer loads into the TOC, but there are 0 records.

Am I doing something wrong in the overwriting? Is it possible overwriting just doesn't work a lot of the time?

I opened a new ArcMap session, brought in the layer again, created a new service (new tags, new parameters, description etc) and it published all 2660 features successfully.

So, why doesn't this work using "overwrite"?

TimMinter

Similar here.  AGD 10.2.0 to AGO.  Submitted a support incident request this morning, but have not heard back beyond the robot's note.

After successfully publishing once this morning, I deleted the published service and items, made some changes in authoring, then went through the publish sequence again and got the errors below.
From ArcGIS Desktop ArcMap, I shared as a hosted feature service to our ArcGIS Online subscription.  The resulting service appears under "My Hosted Services", but when I try to add it to ArcMap, I get "Warning: Could not add the specified data object to the map.  Unable to return internet proxy for server types other than arcgis server."  When I click Details for the Features item in My Content, get "Error:  Item does not exist or is inaccessible.  Item does not exist or is inaccessible."  When I try to delete the hosted feature service from ArcMap, I get "ArcGIS Server: Error: code:400, Item does not exist in this folder.,Bad syntax in request."  When I look at the REST services directory I get "Item does not exist or is inaccessible."

After about 5.5 hours, the service became available, accessible, etc.  No suggestion of service outage in the AGO health-o-meter.