Is it possible to have repeats with an identical structure from different surveys report to the same table in ArcGIS?
Essentially my organisation requires the same sub routine to be performed within quite a varied number of routines, each of which need to be captured with a different form. However, it would be ideal if the subroutines (repeats) can be collated and the data be in a single place.
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If all the parent form sections are all in the same service then I think maybe it could work. Using SubmissionURL you could point to a big master service then just make sure the repeat in all forms have the exact same name on the begin repeat line.
I do something similar in this post but I have never has multiple forms to the same repeat before. Basically you would post each form, download the GDB for each, make one big service, then publish that, then point the forms to the new service.
This post may help also https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-survey123-blog/working-with-existing-feature-services-in-arcgis...
Hope that helps
If all the parent form sections are all in the same service then I think maybe it could work. Using SubmissionURL you could point to a big master service then just make sure the repeat in all forms have the exact same name on the begin repeat line.
I do something similar in this post but I have never has multiple forms to the same repeat before. Basically you would post each form, download the GDB for each, make one big service, then publish that, then point the forms to the new service.
This post may help also https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-survey123-blog/working-with-existing-feature-services-in-arcgis...
Hope that helps
Yep, I'd definitely use a submission URL.
An easy place to start is open Connect > click + New Survey > select Feature services > locate your previously published survey > Click Create survey
That will set up the submission URL for you.
Doing this doesn't copy over formatting though, so I generally do one of the following to get me to the starting-block:
Also keep in mind the following: