Thanks for the feedback. I did enough internet research to discover the location of the data file on my phone and was able to recover the data in it through a SQL Lite tool. So, I didn’t lose any data, which as good. I had 164 data points in the file that I didn’t want to have to recreate.
However, in order to get the mobile app to begin uploading data again, I did have to uninstall and reinstall the app and manually remove file structure (ARCGIS folder) from my phone, which app uninstall did not do for some reason. If I had not recovered the file preceding this step, it would have resulted in data loss. An uninstall and reinstall with no manual file folder removal, did not resolve the problem and didn’t reactivate the upload function within the mobile app.
I’m using QuickCapture mobile app 1.0.60 on a Samsung Galaxy S8 android phone. I’m only collecting point features.
I did change one setup feature after this incident and turned on the auto upload feature with an interval value of 600 seconds.
However, the app is still getting to a point where it will not upload the data either automatically or by using the cloud icon. It always collects data points. That has never been a problem. But at some point during my data collection process, the “cloud” icon surrounding the number and the “up” arrow that is in the upper right of the screen will disappear. Only the number shows. No upload is possible at that point. I did discover, as of today, that by closing the app, relaunching it, and forcing app to sign into ARCGIS again reactivates upload function. By going back into my data collection screen, the data points are still present and immediately upload without further action by me. Am I losing my login at some point? My data collection process does take 3 to 4 hours total in a given day. The loss of the cloud outline and logging back in happened at least twice during that interval today. However, once I followed the steps I just described, my data points uploaded and are in my feature layer with no issues.
Data file from initial incident that occurred on 2/15/2019 is attached as requested.
Here is also a screen example from my mobile app:
Any further assistance you can offer on this would be really helpful, because I’m at a point in my project where I need to provide the mobile app to other users and collect data points from multiple people into my feature layer. I really don’t want to have to work through this problem with multiple people in different cities on an ongoing basis.
