Problem with related tables in AGOL

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10-10-2014 11:07 AM
BrianHaren1
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We have a dynamic map service that has a realtionship class (one-to-many) showing the number of restaurants using individual grease interceptors in a very dense commercial area.  The grease interceptor locations and capacity are held in the geodatabase feature class, and the restaurant names, contact information, etc. is held in the related table.  We have as many as four restaurants feeding into a single grease interceptor.

 

If I add the map service to a web map (Simple Map Viewer) I am able to click the 'Show related table data' link in the pop-up and the related data appears in the table view area as expected.  However, as soon as I add another map service to the map and again click the 'Show related table data' link it seems as though the link goes to the attribute table for the first data element in the newly added map service and tries to display that table.  For example, if I add a new dynamic map service showing stormwater data, and click the grease interceptor related table link the map will try to display the attribute table for stormwater structures.

 

All map services are dynamic map services and are referenced through Web Adaptor.

 

The problem shows up in both Chrome and IE 11.

 

Any thoughts as to what may be going on here are greatly appreciated!

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AlexanderBaker
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We've had similar issues with AGOL web maps with related data only showing summary counts of the related data information. For example, if a plot was clicked on with related data, the pop up would show the related table fields but instead of the data being displayed, it would just show how many records (sum) of how many related records their were.

We have published a feature service hosted on our server with a relationship class (1-M) showing cemetery data for a particular plot at one of our city's cemeteries (person's name, date of death, burial date. vacant, open, etc) .

Any clarification as to when related data will be fully supported within AGOL would be greatly appreciated.

Searching on the related data within the web map and have the geometry which that related record selected would be a great function to include in web maps. Editing the related table through a feature service is also something we would like to see.

Alex Baker

GIS Support Specialist

City of West Palm Beach

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