Latest Contributions by JonathanQuinn

Did you register the data location as a data store? ... View more

Matt hinted at it; a managed database means that when publishing, data will be copied to the server, but to an enterprise geodatabase.  This is useful if, for example, your ArcGIS Server instance cannot communicate readily with your on-site SDE database.  The data will be copied to the ArcGIS Server input folder into an enterprise geodatabase, so that you'll be able to create feature services or WFS services, as they require an enterprise geodatabase.  This resource here explains it a little further.  Scroll down half the page to the section titled If the service type you want to publish requires an enterprise geodatabase. ... View more

Yes, feature services require SDE databases as the location of the data within the service.  The help lists the steps to go through when you want to publish a feature service. ... View more

Hm, the error indicates you registered it as a Managed database.  There are two different ways to register a database, either manager or I guess unmanaged.  How did you register the database to begin with?  Did you go through ArcGIS Server Manager > Site > Data Store and then click on the drop down to register a Managed Database?  Can you try to remove the data store you currently have registered to that database and follow the steps you provided in your initial post to re-register the database? ... View more

You should be able to create a local copy for editing from your feature service, go into the Attachment Manager, and Save All attachments somewhere local.  I haven't tried this but it may work. ... View more

CAD files are not supported in services.  Please see this resource for more information.  If it's not listed there, it's not supported. ... View more

Here's what the dialog looks like on my side: [ATTACH=CONFIG]21337[/ATTACH] ... View more

And if you copy and paste the link I provided, does it take you anywhere?  Can you try to clear your browser history or use a different browser? ... View more

So is there a warning that the data will be copied to the server or no? ... View more

What do you see when you get to http://localhost:6080/arcgis/admin/data/config?  Can you take a screenshot?  What if you just copy and paste http://localhost:6080/arcgis/admin/data/config/update in a browser?  It should prompt for a sign in, and once you do that, it should take you to the spot where you can add that tag. ... View more

So have you created a data store to your SDE database or no?  There should be a warning that the layer's data source is not registered and data will be copied to the server.  Open up this warning header and there should be as many warnings as layers, (or whichever layers are unregistered).  Right click on one layer and go to Register data source with server.  This should bring up a window that shows the connection string and a parameter for you to name the data store.  Specify a name and click ok.  If your permissions and Oracle client are set up correctly, it should go through successfully.  Make sure that the arcgis account has read access to the SDE file and your have the 64 bit Oracle client installed on the machine ArcGIS Server is installed on.  Here's some information on data stores. ... View more

What about the Append tool under Data Management > General > Append?  You can use the Make Table View tool to use SQL Expressions to append the records that you need. ... View more

Can you go to Edit Settings for the organization > Map > Basemap Gallery and see what it's set to? ... View more

What if you go to Editor drop down menu > Options > Versioning and uncheck the option to Edit a version of the database with the ability to undo and redo? ... View more

What version are you using?  Can you look at the ArcGIS Server Manager log files to see if there is any more information about why it failed?  Is all of the data in the map document coming from SDE?  If you're creating a feature service, that needs to be the case. ... View more