topic Re: Unable to access feature layer hosted in ArcGIS Enterprise Portal Questions

Unable to access feature layer hosted

AndreaV — Mon, 26 Oct 2020 11:35:03 GMT

Hi,

in our production server, some hosted feature layers stopped working suddenly. I can contact them with REST endpoint but obtain only an empty page. Trying to add them to a web map I get the error The layer is not accessible and cannot be added to the map.

I have ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8 single server deployment with Federated and Hosting Server. Validating the hosting server is Ok, and validating the ArcGIS Datastore connection from ArcGIS Manager also.

Some other FHL in same server continue to operate regularly.

Is there anyone else with similar problem? any suggestions?

thanks in advance

Andrea

Re: Unable to access feature layer hosted

GeoJosh — Mon, 26 Oct 2020 20:40:36 GMT

Hi Andrea,

Have you tried validating the Data Store from the server admin endpoint? (https://server.domain.com:6443/arcgis/admin > data > items > enterpriseDatabases > AGSDataStore... > machines > <machineName> > validate). This validation process will give you a more in-depth look at the Data Store.

Is there a particular pattern you've noticed when it comes to which services are still working? For example, are they services that were published around the same time?

Thanks,
Josh

Re: Unable to access feature layer hosted

AndreaV — Sun, 12 Dec 2021 00:49:23 GMT

Thank you Joshua for interesting in this case, this is the output of validating:

   {
  "datastore.release": "10.8.0.12790",
  "datastore.name": "ds_d6hvbw30",
  "datastore.replmethod": "ASYNC",
  "datastore.isConfigured": "true",
  "machines": [{
    "machine.overallhealth": "Healthy",
    "datastore.release": "10.8.0.12790",
    "datastore.release.configstore": "1.4",
    "platform": "Windows",
    "machine.isReachable": "true",
    "hostip": "xxx",
    "name": "xxx",
    "role": "PRIMARY",
    "dbport": 9876,
    "initstarttime": 1592547067768,
    "healthcheck.enable": "true",
    "status": "Started",
    "adminurl": "https://xxx:2443/arcgis/datastoreadmin/",
    "db.isactive": "true",
    "db.isAccepting": "true",
    "db.isInRecovery": "false",
    "db.ActiveReplMethod": "NONE",
    "db.isManagedUserConnValid": "true",
    "datastore.release.pg": "10.10",
    "datastore.release.sde": "10.8.0",
    "datastore.release.geometry": "1.25.1.5",
    "datastore.release.geometrylib": "1.25.1.5",
    "db.isSiteConnValid": "true"
  }],
  "datastore.release.configstore": "1.4",
  "datastore.release.geometry": "1.25.1.5",
  "datastore.release.geometrylib": "1.25.1.5",
  "datastore.release.sde": "10.8.0",
  "datastore.release.pg": "10.10",
  "datastore.layer.extent.updated": false,
  "datastore.status": "Started",
  "datastore.isActiveHA": "false",
  "datastore.overallhealth": "Healthy",
  "datastore.lastfailover": -1,
  "datastore.lastbackup": 1603576800380,
  "datastore.isRegistered": "true",
  "datastore.hasValidServerConnection": "true",
  "datastore.validServerMachinesList": [{
    "machineName": "xxx",
    "adminURL": "https://xxx:6443/arcgis/admin"
  }],
  "owningSystemUrl": "https://xxx/arcgis"
}

...everything seems fine.

I cannot identify a pattern in publishing order, some older and some newer services work. In past some of theme are been stopped and started in ArcCatalog for maintenance.

The problem is that some of this corrupted services were updated by Survey123 or Web App with editing enabled. And I have no more access to their data in DataStore.... and in no other way that I know.

Re: Unable to access feature layer hosted

JeffSchroeder — Fri, 10 Dec 2021 17:43:44 GMT

Having the same issues - Was this issue every resolved?

Re: Unable to access feature layer hosted

BaileyBellavance — Thu, 09 Feb 2023 20:27:35 GMT

I'm also having this issue two years later. Was there any resolution?

Re: Unable to access feature layer hosted

BaileyBellavance — Thu, 16 Mar 2023 20:20:44 GMT

I was able to figure out this problem. Not sure if this is still an issue for you, but for general knowledge I was using ArcGIS Pro version 3.0 and Enterprise version 10.8. I don't know exactly what happened to start it but it's due to the version of Pro being too high for our server. I tried again using Pro version 2.7 and it works completely normal and as expected once the hosted layer was published. So you can either upgrade your Enterprise server or downgrade the version of ArcGIS Pro you're publishing from.