Edit related tables or features in web map

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03-09-2015 01:12 PM
RELAdmin
New Contributor III

The recent release of ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Collector for mobile has integrated functionality for related records. The Collector app for Android allows you to collect related features, and you can view them on ArcGIS Online, but I cannot find a way to add a new related record on an ArcGIS Online web map. Does anybody know a method to do this currently, or are there plans to add this feature to ArcGIS Online? It doesn't make sense that this functionality is built into the mobile app but not the main web map viewer. This is an incredibly important feature for me, as this is necessary for the utility management our clients are using ArcGIS Online for.

Thanks,

~Phil

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KellyGerrow
Esri Frequent Contributor

Hi Phil,

Currently, it is only possible to display related records in the ArcGIS Online map viewer.

Please support this recent idea on the ideas site ArcGIS Idea - enable editing for related tables in arcgis online

Thanks,

Kelly

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by Anonymous User
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Kelly,

I have been doing some searching but have found nothing saying editing related records through AGOL web map is supported, is this still the case?

If so, any ideas how soon that will be supported?

Looking forward to hearing back from you.

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DaveAlmond
New Contributor III

We never published this since ESRI caught up to us with related table editing in Collector, but prior to the related table editing functionality in Collector we created a workaround using ModelBuilder for monthly volunteer stream monitoring data entry. The monitoring data is stored in a versioned enterprise related table associated with the stream segment feature class, so we created a scheduled model running on our ArcGIS Server to copy the stream segments to a new feature class (to account for stream reaches that may have been added), strip the attributes from the feature class,  then create and append an unpopulated copy of the related table as the new feature class attribute schema. Then the new 'edit feature class' would be published as a feature service from ArcGIS for Server to AGOL. Volunteers would then make their (once monthly or quarterly) edits to the feature class attribute table. Then a second model would be run (scheduled monthly for us) to copy the edited feature records, checking a required field to omit any empty records,  and then those records are appended to the versioned enterprise related table.  It looks like we may need to revisit this workaround until related table editing is enabled in AGOL desktop.

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