I have this 4000+ record hosted feature class which had some redundant, unused and surplus columns, which I deleted using Pro.
After that I created a form using field maps designer. It all seems ok until you use Field Maps and try to submit a new entry which doesn't work with an "Unable to submit, 1 or more attributes failed"
In the newest Field Maps the logging is improved so I the errormessage is:
1/10/25, 15:46:03 [EDITING] stopEditing failed with error: applyEditsError(Optional(ArcGIS.ServiceError(code: 1000, description: "Service error code 1000", details: "Invalid column name \'Hoogte_s\'.\r\nInvalid column name \'Len_B\'.\r\nInvalid column name \'DBH_op_1_s\'.\r\nInvalid column name \'DBH_op_2_s\'.", info: [:])))
And those are (some of) the columns I removed so that is at least more info.
Now my question is how to get rid of this error? I tried removing the layer from the webmap, saving the webmap, adding the layer to the webmap and recreating the form but that does not change anything.
I understand the form is stored in the feature layer so I gather there is an outdated schema somewhere, when looking at the data tab in Online I don't see 'old' columns.
Thanks in advance for your time.
Bert Kraan
Hey @Gisbert61
Is this happening to only you or others? You may need to clear the app cache by uninstalling and reinstalling the app. I've had an upgrade from 11.2 to 11.3 do this to me, and it really only affected me, other users were fine but a reinstallation did it just fine strangely! The web map is probably fine in my mind, have you tried attaching this layer to another separate web map and observed any issues?
Cody
Hey @CodyPatterson,
This is happening to multiple (all) users, iPhone (SE) and Android(15). Uninstalling and reinstalling the app didn't work on my Android and iPhone.
I have the same issue on a iPad mini(a17 pro) which runs iOS 18.2.1,
Creating a new map with this layer does not help, the issue remains the same. Dutch support asked me to check if the popup or form shows deleted fields but that is not the case.
The only reference to the deleted fields is in the logging of the field maps.