I have a dateset that requires archiving, I would like to publish it as a hosted feature layer but I don't see anyway to maintain or set new archiving options on a hosted feature layer. Is this possible? if so, how? if not, what is the alternative process for hosted feature layers?
For more context. I am collecting data that is audited by government regulators. They require that all instances of a record are retained. For example if I need to correct a data entry error both the original incorrect record and the corrected record have to be retained. Archiving is the best method for this.
To cut short some of the things I have tried:
Enabling editor tracking: This doesn't retain the previous values and if multiple edits have been made on a record only the last editor is retained.
Copy the correct data to a "clean" datasets. This has proven to be excessively technically difficult. My dateset has related tables, so if I crate a corrected copy of the record the relationship is lost.
ArcGIS Enterprise 10.7.1
ArcGIS Pro 2.5
Many thanks,
Ben
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Hi Benjamin,
You'll need an ArcGIS Server feature service rather than a hosted feature service. The ArcGIS Server feature service will reference the feature class in your enterprise geodatabase, which you'll want to enable Archiving on.
Hi Benjamin,
You'll need an ArcGIS Server feature service rather than a hosted feature service. The ArcGIS Server feature service will reference the feature class in your enterprise geodatabase, which you'll want to enable Archiving on.
Hi Jake,
Thank you very much for the response. Does this mean that archiving in AGOL is not possible?
Thanks
Yes, that is correct. Archiving is not available with AGOL hosted feature services.
Thank you , that is very helpful.