00396: The dataset version is later than is supported by your server. Minimum version

[RomuldKiobya]

Review the attached photo. I wanted to publish feature layers as a web map in ArcGIS Online.  I

[JoshuaBixby]

What version of ArcGIS Pro are you using?

[RomuldKiobya]

ArcGIS pro 3.5 

[JoshuaBixby]

Have you read 00396: The dataset version is later than is supported by your server. Minimum version: <value> - ArcGIS Pro | Documentation ?  That kind of error message is more common when publishing to ArcGIS Enterprise, but one can run into it with ArcGIS Online in specific situations.

[RomuldKiobya]

It does not make sense I'm using ArcGIS Online not ArcGIS Enterprise. I don't have controll of servers  from clouds. I'm using latest  desktop application. It means Esri don't upgrade servers that used in clouds.

[RossStrachan3]

Hi

This may be coming from field compatability between your UN based feature layers and what is supported by ArcGIS Online. Take a look here Field Types in ArcGIS Online, Best Practices and Compatibility

Depending on the UN schema version you are using you may find that your feature classes have unsupported (in AGOL) types.

Best

[RomuldKiobya]

2022 and 2023 when I used  ArcGIS  pro 2.9 I published was okey no problem. But when I started  to use PRO 3.5  problem is coming.  

[JoshuaBixby]

Did you publish this exact same dataset to ArcGIS Online using Pro 2.9, or were you speaking in general about pushing to ArcGIS Online from Pro 2.9?  If this dataset was copied or created with a newer version of ArcGIS Pro, it might be one of the datasets has an incompatible data type.

[RomuldKiobya]

It doesnot make sense, All over the world data types are  known (interger,text, float/double) and attachment. What is new primary data type  ?

[RossStrachan3]

Hello again,

If your UN based feature classes have been upgraded over time with new releases of the UN schema at new versions of ArcGIS Pro this would have modified data types on your feature classes.

You can see the history here Utility network upgrade history—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

In particular, if you have updated to UN schema 7 it uses a new 64 bit datatype for objectid which I don't believe is fully supported in AGOL at this time.