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Subtype & Domain Does Not Publish to ArcGIS Online?

WhiteWaterMidstream

I use the Esri Utility & Pipeline Data Model 2018 which has alot of short integer subtypes and domains. When I publish layers to ArcGIS online I lose all of the subtype and domain definitions so when we click on features we get meaningless numbers instead of a type attribute.

Why does subtypes and domains not publish to AGOL with the layer? I'm using ArcGIS Pro to publish.

Is this a bug or oversight? Esri, can we add this to updates?

Thank you,

Lee Davis

Senior GIS Specialist

WhiteWater Midstream

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MikeMillerGIS

Lee,

You need to ensure the layer uses an unique value renderer based on the subtype value. This sets the TypeID field in the feature service layers definition and ensure domains and subtypes work correctly.

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KellyGerrow

Hello,

Publish Domains and Subtypes from ArcGIS Pro should carry over to ArcGIS Online feature services. Please get in contact with technical support to look into the specific issue in more detail to understand why this isn't carrying over for you.

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-Kelly

MikeMillerGIS

Lee,

DanielHunter

What about AFTER the feature service is published?

My SubTypes and Domains works fine in AGOL and they work fine in Collector too. My Problem after this is 2 fold.

1. SubTypes and domains are NOT honored when the Feature Service is added back into a ArcGIS Pro Document. When I try to edit web features I am unable to access domain picklists.

2. Domains DO NOT show up in the field details, they also DO NOT show up via 'arcgis/rest/admin/services/'.

Any help is appreciated as to why this functionality seems to no be honored?

Thank you,

Dan

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I am having a similar problem....

I have a hosted feature service with related tables that include subtypes and domains. Said subtypes and domains work when editing in AGOL and in Collector, but when opening that same table in Pro there are no domains available. This is the case both in the attributes table and the attributes tool. The only work around I can think of is getting rid of subtypes, but that would create a 70+ domain value list.... not ideal.

If it is a stand alone table and not a feature class, is there a way to set unique value renderer? Could you explain what you mean by setting the TypeID? Do you mean setting the Field Value Type?

Did I find a bug, or am I missing something?

mingster

Hi Daniel,

Were you able to resolve this issue? Domains and subtypes work in AGO, but domains disappear when I try to edit the hosted feature service in Pro. The only way I can see the domains is by publishing the layer without subtypes. Thank you.

BrentBrady

Hi Daniel,

Any luck with resolving this? I've got the same issue with adding AGOL content back into ArcGIS Pro and do not want to remove any subtypes.

Thanks,
Brent

WillHouston

Here's my experience with subtypes and domains in AGOL/Pro as of 2020-04-20:

Subtypes and domains are added to AGOL when publishing from Pro.
Neither subtypes nor domains will be visible when viewing that posted layer in Pro. (If you go to the domain tab, it will say something like, "Domains are read-only".)
Neither subtypes nor Pro-style domains are easily editable in AGOL.
Subtypes are very difficult to edit once published to AGOL because you have to use rest/admin/services and some of the data seems to be in multiple places. You can't edit them from Pro.
The domains that are added to AGOL from Pro are different from the "Create List" domain functionality within AGOL. Adding to AGOL from Pro does not automatically create the AGOL-style domain. That means you have to edit the Pro-style domains through rest/admin/services. You can't edit them from Pro.
Basic changes to the Pro-sourced domains in AGOL are possible through rest/admin/services. If a domain was used for multiple fields, those changes become more difficult. Pro-Based domains in AGOL are not done intelligently with the domains being a source that the fields reference. Instead, the domains and their values are copied to every field with the same name. So if you change the values for one domain and not the other, AGOL sees the same domain with different values and doesn't work.
I haven't tested how AGOL generates lists for a field based on current values (does it read the Pro-style domain or just records the have values?).

In short, using subtypes and AGOL doesn't work well. Using domains and AGOL isn't great, but it is manageable.

Edit: Additionally, domains and subtypes for AGOL hosted feature layers that you view in Pro aren't visible when editing or viewing records.

AndrewBarker3

Hi everyone,

I too run into this frustration but I believe I know the cause (but not the solution, which I realise is frustrating).

Domains and sub-types are an enterprise database feature.

AGOL does not run an enterprise database - I'm not certain what it runs under the hood but it most definitely isn't Oracle or SQL enterprise DBs.

When you publish X number of map or feature services that use the same domain, unbeknownst to you, you have now duplicated that domain X times. So if you choose, in AGOL to edit it, you need to edit it X times. Domains stop applying across all layers and only apply to one layer at a time.

When you add any of these feature layers back into ArcGIS Pro, you cannot edit the domains because, secretly they aren't really domains anymore.

BronwenHughes

We also has this problem. We discovered that, prior to publishing to ArcGIS online, the layer needs to be symbolised using the numeric subtype field in ArcPro. By assigning unique simple symbols (ArcGISOnline does not seem to like complex / complicated symbology) to each subtype value, we solved the issue!

DianaKalil

I recently had a case where the subtypes were set right, symbology set to unique values, but when publishing we were receiving an error. I asked to have a subset of the data in GDB published with no issues on my end. It seems like ArcGIS Pro generates a Service Definition but can't generate the layer, so the service definition shows in ArcGIS Online, when trying to publish it from ArcGIS Online it showed an undefined error. So most likely is data-related, could be geometry related, or just corrupted data. I asked her to publish it from ArcGIS Pro but using the GDB created, not the map she had when the issue appeared.

DianaKalil

News on the above, she had a Geometric Database Network that is not a supported format for ArcGIS Pro. I suggested creating a new GDB excluding that file and it worked! Always check your data 🙂

APaulsen

Can you please explain what this entails? Has this issue been resolved? I am struggling with subtypes and domains in Online as well.

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