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Would content categories accomplish what you're needing? You can create your own categories within your groups to organize content. RyanUthoff_0-1747407054302.png   ... View more

Is the feature service actively running when you're running the FME workspace and receive the lock error? If other people are actively using the feature service, it might not be able to delete the data because it's locked by other people. Even if no one is using the feature service, if you have it as a shared instance or a dedicated instance with minimum number of instances of 1 or more, then the feature service is running and could cause locks. The first step I would try is look at the other connections to the DB when you receive the error. If there are other connections, try disconnecting them and trying again (keep in mind that the feature service could reconnect after disconnecting it, so it might be best to completely turn the feature service off in Server Manager to ensure it doesn't reconnect and cause locks). ... View more

The Selection Tab is in the layer properties. Right click the layer on the contents pane in your map and click properties. Then click the selection tab. This documentation has some information about it. ... View more

I can think of a couple different methods you could use. Convert the legends to graphics (right click the legend and click convert to graphics). You will have a lot more individual control over the legend, and you can move the individual pieces of the legend (like the symbol, text, etc.) to wherever you like. You can even add text (like your era names) to it. The downside to this method is that your legend will no longer be dynamic/associated to your layer's symbology. So any symbology changes you make will not be reflected in the legend. Create copies of the layer in the map, with each layer representing your geologic era. You can set up a definition query to only display the records for each era. Then, you can create a legend and it'll break it down by each layer (or era). You probably won't have as much flexibility with this method as opposed to the first method I suggested, but it might work. Besides that, I'm not sure of a way to "natively" do what you're wanting, but I think the methods I listed above might work. ... View more

I just tried this and the Add Fields button is visible for me for a hosted feature service with a relationship class. By any chance is your hosted feature service restricted from being able to add fields? RyanUthoff_0-1747267025434.png   ... View more

If you create a "file" question in your survey with a multiline appearance, it will allow you to select multiple photos at a time. The downside is that it will allow users to upload more than just photos, but it will accomplish what you're asking. Edit: It looks like someone made an ArcGIS Idea regarding this. https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-survey123-ideas/select-multiple-photos-to-upload-to-survey123/idi-p/1001978/page/2#comments ... View more

My only thought is that your survey was "hiding" in a folder. When searching in your content, make sure you have "All my content" selected and then search for it.  Otherwise, if you're able to access it when searching your organization, then at least you'll be able to access it that way and be able to get to the data. RyanUthoff_0-1747162075029.png   ... View more

Another thought is are you still able to submit surveys? Even if the survey/data is deleted, the form will still exist on your tablet if you already had it previously downloaded. You can confirm that the form/data still exists if you're able to successfully submit a survey. ... View more

Instead of searching through only your content, have you tried searching your entire organization? So that way, in the event someone else took ownership of it, you'll still be able to find it. RyanUthoff_0-1747160358212.png   ... View more

So if I am understanding correctly, this issue happened immediately after updating your SSL certificates? Like, everything was working correctly before updating your SSL certificate, you updated your SSL certificate, and then you suddenly started having issues after? Also, can you clarify what you mean my virtual machine? Are you referring to the VM that ArcGIS Enterprise is installed on? Or is this another VM that you work off of and ArcGIS Enterprise is installed elsewhere? On your VM where you are able to access Portal, are you getting any certificate errors in your web browser when accessing the public URL? You should also be able to view your SSL certificate in your browser to verify it is using the correct one. Regardless, I'm struggling to see how changing SSL certificates would cause this issue. You should still be able to access Portal from outside the VM, but if something was wrong with the SSL certificates, it would just give you a certificate warning. If your old SSL certificate hasn't expired yet, you can try changing everything back to the old certificate and see if you're still encountering the issue. ... View more

Hmm, I've seen cases where you have to remove and re-add the service to the map in order for the new symbology to be reflected, but I'm not sure what's going on in your case. Hopefully someone else will have some more insight into what's going on, because I don't think I've seen that before. ... View more

Regarding not seeing new symbology, do you also not see the new symbology if you were to add it to a brand new map instead of an existing map? And regarding not being able to delete it, have you verified that delete protection is disabled in the map service settings in Portal? ... View more

The ArcGIS Data Store is completely independent of your database servers (MSSQL, PostgreSQL, etc.). So it is certainly not mandatory for them to be installed on the same machine. In fact, it's best practice for them to be installed on separate machines for workload separation purposes (so the Data Store and DBMS don't have to share resources). The ArcGIS Architecture Center can provide some good resources on how to architect your ArcGIS Enterprise deployment. https://architecture.arcgis.com/en/framework/architecture-practices/introduction.html ... View more

Perhaps "working as designed" per Esri's documentation might be a better way to put it.  RyanUthoff_1-1746543808126.png I'm not disagreeing with you, because it's misleading and easy to misunderstand unless you read Esri's documentation to get an understanding of how it works. I believe others have been in this situation, which is why some ArcGIS Ideas that David linked above have already been submitted for Esri to improve this. If the map image and feature layer truly are dependent on each other, then I think it would make sense for the permissions to be "linked" to each other. Meaning that if you change permissions to one, it forces you to change permissions to the other (perhaps giving you a pop-up message stating that). Otherwise, as you've encountered, it's misleading when the permissions in Portal state one thing, but in practice, are actually something else. ... View more