Collector: Multiple layers are referencing a dataset, which is not supported

[PeterTimmers]

Can't seem to go offline with a new feature service and I'm getting the following error:

The operation couldn’t be completed. Failed to create a replica. Multiple layers are referencing a dataset, which is not supported.

I can't look at the log files for this arcgis server so I'm having more trouble than usual.

• 10.3 ArcGIS Server
• 2012 SQL Server SDE
• Copied feature classes (point, line and polygon) which have worked previously - no joins or references or attachments
• Archiving enabled
• Editor tracking enabled
• Published to new AGOL for org - connected to feature service root.
• Details for webmap are showing that Offline is Enabled.

Can anyone see whether I'm missing something?   I thought I had ticked all the boxes. 

I didn't establish the SQL Server and I don't have a lot of control over the ArcGIS Server 10.3. I'm a little worried it's something in one of those.

[MiaogengZhang]

Are you testing with latest Collector, 10.3.1?

[PeterTimmers]

Yes on iOS.  To me it must be a SDE or SQL Server setting or version.  Could it be the editing rights on the featureclass?

I'm going to have to put a local support request in.

[PeterTimmers · Accepted solution]

I think Russ answered my problem earlier

Offline multiple layers

Two of the layers are the same featureclass. Shame the error message is not a little more informative.   It's like we need a tool within ArcGIS Desktop or AGOL that can test a feature service for offline capability.

[NiekGoorman1]

If it's any consolation, that error message used to just say "failed to create replica" with no further information at all.