Latest Contributions by AmyRoust

@DiveshGoyal - thank you for investigating and finding a fix! This will be a big help to us. ... View more

I just remembered another oddity of sharing as copies. You cannot have two or more layers in your service that reference the same feature layer. As an example, I had two layers in my map that referenced the same bike network line feature class. The first one had a definition query to only show existing routes, and the second one had a definition query to only show planned routes. You can publish a service like this, but you cannot share it via the collaboration. ... View more

@SSWoodward I decided to go with your sample code since I'm already working with arcpy in a file on my server. I successfully created the new version: server = f"https://xyz/FeatureServer" version_name = 'python' arcpy.management.CreateVersion(server, 'sde.DEFAULT', version_name) new_lyr = arcpy.management.MakeTableView(f'{server}/15', 'default_lyr') full_version_name = [v.name for v in arcpy.da.ListVersions(server) if version_name in v.name][0] meter = arcpy.management.ChangeVersion(new_lyr, 'BRANCH', full_version_name)  But I cannot get it to switch back to DEFAULT before posting and reconciling. arcpy.management.ChangeVersion(new_lyr, 'BRANCH', 'sde.DEFAULT') arcpy.management.ReconcileVersions(server, "ALL_VERSIONS", "sde.DEFAULT", full_version_name, "LOCK_ACQUIRED", "NO_ABORT", "BY_OBJECT", "FAVOR_TARGET_VERSION", "POST", "DELETE_VERSION", r"C:\Log.txt", "PROCEED", "RECONCILE")   When line 2 runs, it says "Warning: Error deleting version xyz.python. The version is currently in use. [xyz.python] Not running inside a server process.   I could change the reconcile to keep the version, but I'd prefer to delete it. ... View more

OK, that first part is wild. I agree that it should be impossible for your items to be shared as a reference! I also agree that turning off editing should not be your deal breaker. We don't share any editable services from Portal to AGO. I hate to say it, but with the information you have at this point, I think it's time to endure a tech support call. There might be something more specific in their troubleshooting documentation related to that specific error. If I think of anything else, I'll definitely let you know! ... View more

I'm sure you know this, Mike, but the log-in prompt shows up when an item is shared as a reference instead of a copy. Just adding that note for others who might not have gotten that far yet. I dug into my old notes from troubleshooting to see if there was anything else useful. One note I forgot about, which is pretty specific: if you're publishing the service in Portal as a registered service (it connects to the SDE database when published), make sure you are using an account that has more than viewer-level permissions. A viewer account does not have sufficient privileges in SQL Server to allow the collaboration to work. The account I use has read-write permission, but the service that I share via collaboration has editing turned off. The only other thing I saw was a note on checking the Distributed Collaboration logs in Portal Directory (https://yourservername/portal/sharing/rest). After you log in: - Click your username in the breadcrumbs at the top (Community > Users > username) - Click the Org ID hyperlink in the blue box - Scroll to the bottom and click Collaborations (buried in Child Resources) - Click on the Collaboration ID - Click on Collaboration Workspaces - Click on the Collaboration Workspace ID - Click Sync Status (at the bottom under Supported Operations) That will give you a slightly more detailed log than what you see in Portal. Third option is to go to portaladmin, set your log level to debug, run the collaboration attempt again, and then check that log file. I recall that there were some additional clues in there that helped me narrow down my issue. So ... no real "a-ha" suggestions here, but I thought I'd share just in case. ... View more

Did this bug come back? I'm troubleshooting the same way Ellie did and am not getting a widget to auto-open on load. ... View more

Do you get any error messages when the point layer fails to copy? Usually the messages are pretty worthless, but every now and then you get something helpful. I've fought the distributed collaboration with almost the same setup you described. Another thing you can check is if your point layer has any fields hidden in the attribute table in your Pro project. I had layers fail to sync when certain fields were hidden (globalID, editor tracking fields, shape, OID).  ... View more

@DiveshGoyal - the layer in question does not have a subtype. I tried adding the Expects function and pointing it toward the field that we are using to symbolize (which does have a domain), but there was no change in Field Maps. Happy to test other options if it can help! ... View more

Did you try using your editing service for the UN instead of a direct connect to the database? I believe the tool wants the service. ... View more

@KenBuja - that worked! Looks like adding First() is what I needed. Seems odd to me that it didn't need that function for the parcel layer, but perhaps there is some overlapping geometry in the zoning that I need to find. Thank you and @RPGIS for sticking with me on this. ... View more

@RPGIS your first assumption is correct - all three layers are published as one service. I only need to pull the intersecting value from the Lawrence Zoning District layer, but it wouldn't hurt to pull the value from the Conditional Zoning layer. Either way, neither Within() nor Intersects() works with the zoning service. It does work with our parcel service. The parcel service just has one layer, which is what led me to suspect that the multi-layer service was the issue for me. I took that exact block of code in the screenshot above and just swapped out parcel for zoning, and it returns an error. @KenBuja you asked, "Did you test the code on an actual feature in the Zoning District?" Yes, I did try that. No luck. All three of these services are public, so if anyone wants to test on the actual data, here are links to the item pages in AGO: Address Point: https://lawrenceks.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=0e4a33c0f05e483284f046c220b8f0c0 Parcel: https://lawrenceks.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=08285f4b4aca41a785afcc47c5044d2e Zoning Districts: https://lawrenceks.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=8cfd05010c2d4cc499cc701c91e3c2b0 ... View more