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Probably just missing a step, but I keep missing it consistently. I have a Traditional versioned dataset in our Portal. The Web Map and layers is configured for sync with a version per user. Creating offline area, editing and syncing all works fine. But when I go to delete the version created for this user I get the error "Operation not allowed on a version with dependent children." I know how to fix this in the SQL Server backend, by manually deleting all the dependent children first. But am I missing a step in a typical offline editing process? thanks!
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It seems like my process is generally correct, but somewhere along the way when I remove an Offline Area from Field Maps the action to remove the child SYNC versions of the offline editing version is not making it to the back-end and so those child versions are not being deleted.
ArcGIS Pro only displays the main offline edit version, a child of DEFAULT, but does not display the other children of that version. Trying to delete the main offline edit version results in the `160361: Operation not allowed on a version with dependent children.` error, which is recognized but has no solutions, here.
So the only solution we could identify was to access the SDE_VERSIONS table in the back-end DB and manually delete the dependent children of the main offline edit version. So in the screens below version_id = 173 is the main offline edit version that is visible in ArcGIS Pro and which cannot be deleted in Pro. The additional SYNC versions below that are all children of that version and these are not visible in ArcGIS Pro. These versions should be deleted when the Offline Area is removed, but for some reason in my workflow that is not always happening.
With the versions deleted the, there are no more dependent children of the main offline edit version and that version can and should be removed in ArcGIS Pro only, don't delete it from the DB back-end!
I'd say this situation comes up for me about 80% of the time. So I will continue to test this out. 20% of the time when I remove an Offline Area after offline work is complete and the rec/post have been performed, I am able to delete the main offline edit version in ArcGIS Pro as expected without this back-end work.
At this point I am wondering if there is an issue where Field Maps isn't connected to our Enterprise Portal prior to removing the offline areas. If the credentials are somehow "stale" or if the iPad isn't fully connected to the network and signed in to Portal.
The sync version should be automatically deleted when the mobile user uses Field Maps to remove the offline area from their device, assuming the mobile device is connected to a network when the remove area option is invoked.
@Sean_Haile I have tried this again with another account and another iPad and I get the same result. I agree that what you said is what is supposed to happen. Remove the offline area, rec & post in the office to DEFAULT, and then be able to remove the version, but I keep getting the error. I updated Field Maps to the latest version on my iPad and get the same results. I think i was followed the guidance on this post. Guess I will try recreating the service and see if that does it.
@Sean_Haile I re-read your comment, I do not believe that the sync version would be deleted when the offline area is removed. Deleting the version is done by the manager or user after confirming that any edits are sync'd rec/posted, and the offline area is removed.
It seems that the issue comes up if I try to delete the version and there is still an offline area. This throws the error as noted, but can no longer be fixed in ArcGIS Pro regardless of what is done in Field Maps (e.g., removing the offline area, adding a new one, removing, etc.,). Trying to delete the version when there is still an offline area out there (for example, forgetting about that offline area, forgetting about a device) seems to orphan a replica that can no longer be removed unless I go into the SDE_Version table in the DB backend and remove the versions.
Thanks @DougBrowning . this is my suspicion as well. Even though I am pretty sure our users are on wifi on the iPad device when they remove offline areas, I wonder if the Field Maps connection to our enterprise Portal is stale, even though it technically thinks it still logged in, or something buggy there.
I am going to test by having the users log out and log back in to the Enterprise Portal in Field Maps prior to removing offline areas to see if that avoids the issue. Unfortunately though, once it happens one time, the orphans are stuck in the SDE versions table and need to be removed manually.
Hello,
I have the exact same issue, just as @roual posted.
It would be nice to post a solution here as this is the landing page from Google search.
I could work offline but how can I get my Workspace content back?
The Postman app and site are both unusable for me, even after my IT dept provided me with a proxy. In the past I was able to use Postman in offline mode and sync my workspaces off corporate VPN, but Postman 8 is now unusable and I have to go back to latest release of Postman 7. Scratch Pad seems too limiting to be of any real use. I understand the thought that an API testing app should always be online, but there are scenarios where it makes sense (localhost testing).
SketchUp Shop is the paid online version, and SketchUp Pro is the paid desktop (Windows or MacOS) version. The iPad version does work offline, but the one caveat to the offline versions is the need to re-login every month which requires internet access. Much discussion about that elsewhere.
I agree with having the option for an offline mode. Currently difficult to play whilst at the airport as the internet connection and mobile data is more limited (at least at Gatwick where I work) due to sheer number of people using data at the same time in the same area.
Hi forum, I would like to propose NIPM offline installers to have an option to not connect to internet for checking hashes. I often work remotely due to the current circumstances, and was unable to install from the Package Manager due to some unmatched internet hash error (offline package hash matched on website). NI, please consider, especially during these times where remote work is inevitable.
I have an offline install of LabVIEW 2020 SP1 which is 30+ gb. I ran it on my computer connected to the internet and it failed to install ni-vipm (20.1.0.49152-0+f0) saying to check my internet connection. I know this is just a generic catch all error when a package fails some kind of integrity check. I thought maybe something got corrupted in a copy to my external drive so I went to the NIPM on my computer.
NIPM shows no ne updates for VIPM. So I go to the site and download the online installer. It fails. I download the offline installer for VIPM. It also fails. I then disconnect from the internet and try both of these again, and they all fail stating that I needed to check my internet connection and try again. I'd suspect that it is possible that some kind of release got broken. That or my computer is dying.
in my case, the offline package that I have used earlier was the same package I used to install my LV2020 months ago. normally, I would disable my network adapter first for a faster installation (unsure if that was placebo though), which in some cases can potentially shave hours off. but now that I am working remotely, that option is no longer available to me for obvious reasons and when I need to install device drivers, the offline installer transformed into a block of 39.5GB unusable space in my hard drive.
To confirm - offline installers do not check online for package hashes, and they also do not look at any feeds that you might have configured. So, disabling your adapter shouldn't have any effect. The hash/checkum error in an offline installer is usually because the download is corrupted/incomplete, and the checksum recorded in the feed file included in the download does not match the actual checksum of the .nipkg file. For an offline installer, comparing the checksum of the downloaded .iso against what is published on the ni.com page will hopefully help minimize that. ff782bc1db
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