Symbolizing features based on related records using branch versioned data

[DoreenGroth]

Hello,

I have a tree feature class with a one to many relationship to an inspection table in a SDE database. With traditional versioning I am able to create a query layer showing the most recent inspection, publishing this to Portal for ArcGIS and symbolizing the tree condition. I switched to branch version and realized that I can't do SQL queries anymore, however symbolizing the trees based on the last entry in the related table is crucial to the workflow. I am wondering if there is any other way to accomplish this or do I need to go back to traditional versioning George Thompson If I have to go back to traditional versioning what are the steps to built back?

Searching "query related records on feature service" ArcGIS REST API comes up a lot - maybe that's the way to go?

Thanks a lot,

Doreen

[George_Thompson]

It looks like you can have a related table: Register a dataset as branch versioned—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation 

• For datasets participating in relationship classes, the primary key of the relationship must not use the Object ID field. For more information, see Relationship class properties.

I am not sure about symbolizing on the related table from the branch versioned layers.

If you go back to traditional versioning, you would need to Reconcile and post edits to a branch version—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation, delete all the branch versions (not DEFAULT) then unregister as branch versioned then follow the traditional workflows.

I have NOT tested these workflows out: moving from branch --> traditional versioning, using REST API for related data

I would also recommend testing this in a DEV environment before making changes in a PROD system.

[DoreenGroth]

Thanks George Thompson‌ for your quick response. I decided to stick with branch versioning, and using python to symbolize my data might be the only option I have right now. However, I think that's a little much for a basic GIS task.

https://community.esri.com/community/gis/web-gis/arcgisonline/blog/2020/03/25/easy-how-to-symbology-...