Your layer references a feature class that has attachments, and the attachment table does not contain a Global ID. The attachments will not be editable in the mobile service.
Solution
- Add a Global ID field to the attachment table you want to be editable.
- Open the Catalog window from ArcMap or start ArcCatalog.
- In the Catalog tree, connect to the geodatabase that contains the feature class you want to modify.
- Right-click the attachment table and click Manage > Add Global IDs.
- Do nothing. If users of the mobile service will not be adding or deleting attachments, you can ignore this issue.
More information
When you enable attachments, ArcGIS creates a new table to contain the attachment files and a new relationship class to relate the features to the attached files. This is the attachment table. This table requires a Global ID field if you want to add or delete attachments through the mobile service.
Learn more about enabling attachments on a feature class
The ArcGIS for Windows Mobile editing framework, combined with the power of the geodatabase data and transaction model, caters to a wide variety of field editing solutions and workflows. It is important that you carefully consider what is and is not supported within the geodatabase information and transactional models when determining how best to support field editing applications withArcGIS for Windows Mobile.
ArcGIS for Windows Mobile supports editing of data within both file-based and multiuser relational geodatabases. Your mobile map can contain layers that reference other data sources, but if you want to capture new features or update existing features, the layer's data source must be a feature class stored within a geodatabase.
ArcGIS for Windows Mobile feature class requirements include:
- Must be stored inside a personal or multiuser enterprise geodatabase
- Must contain a GlobalID column