Hi, I think it turned out the answer was right under my nose the whole time:"- Layer has an in-memory join or relate (Feature Service)" It turned out that you couldn't use a layer with a join active on it to author a Feature Service (it's OK for a Map Service though).I had a specific need to publish a Feature Service, and we ended up with my colleague the database expert creating an SDE 'spatial view' instead, using command-line tools (we use Oracle for our database). The spatial view brings together the geography, plus variou fields from various tables but just to look at it you wouldn't know it's any different from any other feature class. Esri tech support helped us with getting the spatial view constructed when we ran into a problem.Hope this helps, good luck!
Was the command line tool used to create your "spatial view" an ArcCatalog command line tool?
That link sounds like the process my colleague followed. She tells me she was using the command line on the Oracle server itself, it wasn't via ArcCatalog.Hope this helps and it works out for you.
Yes, we've been able to publish it, but I'm sure there were a couple of errors thrown up along the way that we had to address first. Could you give the details of the errors?
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