Hi all, I came across this issue and was wondering if anyone else had it.
On Pro 2.9:
I'm trying to consolidate some feature services. Since that isn't possible (Please vote for relevant ideas here and here), I've resorted to downloading all of them to a local gdb and then republishing them as one service.
This normally works, but I found that if a feature class with an attachment table was included, the process would fail. Testing shows that it doesn't occur when publishing a feature class/attachment table that was created locally; it's specifically those that were previously hosted.
This behaviour occurs regardless of the original feature service, and regardless of the number of them included.
I deleted the relationship classes and everything worked; I was able to upload the feature classes and their attachment tables just fine.
Has anyone else had this problem? If so, I'd like to log a bug report.
I was able to restore the relationships in the feature service.
A large amount of this method was taken from @ Clubdebambos's great blog post about combining feature services Add Table from Hosted Service to Another and Creat... - Esri Community
Here's my code:
import arcgis
agol= arcgis.GIS("home")
search= agol.content.search('title: Mamalahoa 2021 (PMIS 217667) Field Data','Feature Layer')
flc= search[0]
for tbl in flc.tables:
#Get the table's feature class it's supposed to match
#You should probably preface this with an .endswith("__ATTACH") if you have other tables
lay = tbl.properties.name.split("__")[0]
for lyr in flc.layers:
if lyr.properties.name == lay: #check to see if the attachment table matches something
print(f"{lyr.properties.name}, {tbl.properties.name}")
#Set up the relationships
lyr_rel_dict = {
"name": "Layer_to_Table",
"relatedTableId": int(tbl.properties.id),
"cardinality": "esriRelCardinalityOneToMany",
"role": "esriRelRoleOrigin",
"keyField": "GlobalID",
"composite": True
}
tbl_rel_dict = {
"name": "Table_to_Layer",
"relatedTableId": int(lyr.properties.id),
"cardinality": "esriRelCardinalityOneToMany",
"role": "esriRelRoleDestination",
"keyField": "REL_GLOBALID",
"composite": True
}
# Add the relationships to both tables
lyr.manager.add_to_definition({"relationships" : [lyr_rel_dict]})
tbl.manager.add_to_definition({"relationships" : [tbl_rel_dict]})
print(lyr.properties.relationships)
#double check
#get the information fresh, otherwise it won't appear
#and you'll run it again and have two relationships
#per table/feature class pair
search= agol.content.search('title: Mamalahoa 2021 (PMIS 217667) Field Data','Feature Layer')
flc= search[0]
for lyr in flc.layers:
print(f"{lyr.properties.name}, {lyr.properties.relationships}")
for tbl in flc.tables:
print(f"{tbl.properties.name}, {tbl.properties.relationships}")
