Hi all,
I am using Server 10.5 that is non-federated.
I have a feature class(Substations), which is related to another feature class(Equipment), which is related to a table(Inspections). When creating a survey off of an existing feature service( which contains all three items above with the method listed in this documentation: How To: Create Survey123 for ArcGIS surveys that connect to non-federated ArcGIS Server services), I only have the first two feature classes put into my table. I am wondering if it is possible to have multiple nested related tables in a single survey?
Hi. While you can have multiple repeats within a survey, they cannot be nested. At this moment, Survey123 supports only one level of repeats.
In my situation, there are several types of equipment in substations that will need to be surveyed, along with inspection forms for each type of equipment. Can i have multiple related tables to a single parent feature class in Survey123? for example: A Substation feature class, with relationships to circuit breakers, transformers, etc. that are all separately related to the Substation feature class, but not nested into each other?
Also, is there a timeframe for when multiple levels of repeats will be supported by Survey123?
Edit: Is there functionality to edit nested related tables in Collector?
Aaron,
You can have multiple related tables within one form. We use this during data capture of endangered species surveys that we perform. We record site information in one table, weather data in another table, and species vitals within another. Just remember that when you setup the repeats, that you can specify name of each related table by naming the repeat what you would like the related table to be named.
Not sure if you are interested, but one of the many cool features that we are utilizing is the use of repeats with a geopoint location within the repeat. What this allows us to record multiple locations to be in a separate point feature class that contain attributes, but is directly related to the main survey question through a relationship class.
It sounds to me like you could possibly set up a form that referenced your substation location as a point; or possibly "edit" the substation polygon attributes, and use some additional repeats that uses "groups", "pages", and "relevant answers" to activate different asset inspection forms and even gain the location of that asset for the form.
So, your form could have questions about general information for the substation that you would normally collect. Then you could have a select one or even a select multiple question that asks what commonly found asset(s) will be surveyed. Then the answers would make certain related/repeated form/tables available for data input. Then you could collect the location of each asset at the same time, which in turn creating point feature classes that contain attributed data for each asset.
ichivite-esristaff is my logic correct for Aaron?
Sorry, but one other possibility is to use the custom URL schema to push some attributes from the substation form into other survey forms that would then utilize the submission URL to submit data to the related tables for each substation feature.
Essentially, you could create the schema in ArcGIS desktop that would contain your location feature that contains each of the related tables, post to your server as a feature service, then create Survey123 forms that would match the related tables schema, and use the submission URL to submit data from the form into the related tables.
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