Latest Contributions by ManuelaButuc

‎10-06-2020

At the company I'm working for, we have a national dataset in AGOL - a hosted feature layer. It is already quite big (15 mil records) and we keep adding to it as we process new data. So this has the potential to get 20-30 times bigger. My question is, how big is too big for a hosted feature layer? We show the data in different groups as views of the main layer and we've seen performance issues already. We keep rebuilding indexes on it whenever we notice a drop in performance and it seems to help, but I was wondering if there is anything else we can do. Also, is there a better way to store such big datasets in AGOL? Thanks!

‎10-23-2019

So you mean basically 2 separate feature layers, one published with editing capabilities, the other one without. That's what I ended up doing yesterday and I think it works ok. Map image I don't think would work in my case. Disabling editing on a layer did make it not editable for me, but other people in my organization were able to edit, so not sure if that actually works. I have not tried the first option yet, I'll look into it. Thanks for your answer!

‎10-22-2019

I am publishing a Web Feature Layer with multiple sub-layers straight from ArcGIS Pro. Under Configuration, I can enable editing for the overall Feature Layer, but not for specific sub-layers. Is there a way to enable/disable editing for specific sub-layers? Thanks.

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Latest Contributions by ManuelaButuc

Can a hosted feature layer be too big?

Re: Can I set just one layer in a Feature Layer to be uneditable?

Can I set just one layer in a Feature Layer to be uneditable?