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How to let ArcGIS Server see relationship classes defined in a geodatabase

StephenLead — Tue, 27 Sep 2011 05:36:09 GMT

I have an ArcSDE geodatabase which contains multiple relationship classes.

If I add this layer to ArcMap, the relationship is automatically detected (eg, the Identify dialog allows me to view the related features).

However, if I publish this map document to ArcGIS Server, the REST endpoints for the layer don't show the relationship classes.

This sample REST directory does show the related data. How has this been set up?

Thanks,
Steve

Re: How to let ArcGIS Server see relationship classes defined in a geodatabase

nicogis — Fri, 30 Sep 2011 14:24:18 GMT

what's the version of your arcgis server ?

Re: How to let ArcGIS Server see relationship classes defined in a geodatabase

StephenLead — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 03:46:53 GMT

Hi Domenico,

I'm using ArcGIS Server 10.

I've decided to try denormalizing the database to remove the relationships (should be faster) so I'm not so worried about this now.

Thanks,
Steve

Re: How to let ArcGIS Server see relationship classes defined in a geodatabase

RayCarnes — Sat, 08 Oct 2011 20:33:48 GMT

You also need to add the tables the relationships are based on to your map before publishing, and make sure ArcGIS Server has permission to read them.

Re: How to let ArcGIS Server see relationship classes defined in a geodatabase

StephenLead — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 23:52:31 GMT

add the tables the relationships are based on to your map

Thanks Ray, that was the solution. Hope you're well!

Re: How to let ArcGIS Server see relationship classes defined in a geodatabase

Anas_HaniAL-Shamasneh — Fri, 14 Oct 2016 11:08:19 GMT

can you explain the step to do this plz

Best Regards,,,

Re: How to let ArcGIS Server see relationship classes defined in a geodatabase

StephenLead — Sun, 13 Nov 2016 22:07:31 GMT

Say you have FeatureClass1, which is connected via a relationship class to Table1. It's not enough to just add FeatureClass1 to the map - you also need to use the Add Data tool and add Table1 to ArcMap.

Then publish the map to ArcGIS Server, where both FeatureClass1 and Table1 will be served up. For example see the services at SanFrancisco/311Incidents (FeatureServer) and note that both Layer and Table are included.

The sample at Query and edit related records | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 3.18 may also help.