Retrieve records from related table in ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android

[deleted-user-M6rwsXZZL0Hq]

Hello everyone!

I have a problem with querying related data.

I've created a Mobile Map Package (mmpk) with twolayers.
One layer has lines segments and the other the vertex of those lines

The table of the segments layer has the ids of his vertex.

OBJECTID	F_ID_NODE	T_ID_NODE	SHAPE
1	100	101	PolyLine

And the the table of vertex has some atrributes like type:

OBJECTID	ID_NODE	TYPE	SHAPE
1	100	1	POINT
2	101	2	POINT

And i've created 2 relationship classes

Here is the relashionship class properties:

Relationship Class	vertex_segments_f_rel
Type	Simple
Cardinality	One to one
Notification	None
Origin Name	vertex
Origin Primary Key	ID_NODE
Origin Foreign Key	F_ID_NODE
Destination Name	segments
Forward Path Label	sefementsf
Backward Path Label	vertexf

Relationship Class	vertex_segments_t_rel
Type	Simple
Cardinality	One to one
Notification	None
Origin Name	vertex
Origin Primary Key	ID_NODE
Origin Foreign Key	T_ID_NODE
Destination Name	segments
Forward Path Label	sefementst
Backward Path Label	vertext

When i try to retrieve the related features with the SDK i have next error:
Exception occurred: com.esri.arcgisruntime.ArcGISRuntimeException: Item not found in the database. (Table, domain, relationship class, etc.)

I used the same patern listed here :
https://github.com/Esri/arcgis-runtime-samples-android/tree/master/list-related-features

The thing is. When i use only one relationship it works.

Maybe I'm missing something.,Its posible to do that or is a bug?

In ArcGis Pro the relations works as expected

An idea?

SDK Version : 100.1.0

Thanks!!

[AlexanderNohe1]

I believe this is a defect...  I would reach out to your local esri distributor to get this logged as such.  They can then provide you a defect number to track the status of this defect so you can be alerted when it is addressed.

[MikeWilburn]

Hi Jorge Balbuena‌. Thank you for pointing this out. This is in fact a defect. Can you indicate how pressing an issue this is to being resolved?

An immediate option for getting this to work is to model the relationship differently. Instead of relating vertices and segments via two one-to-one relationships, you can instead relate them with a single many-to-many relationship.

Presuming that I am understanding your premise correctly (a single line segment feature may relate to one or more point vertex features, and a single point vertex feature may relate to one or more line segment features), this would entail populating an intermediate table that identifies which origin vertex features relate to which destination segment features.

If this would be useful to you, check out this help article on how to do that: Populating an attributed relationship class table (intermediate table)—Help | ArcGIS Desktop