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#ARCGIS 10.3 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS UPDATE#
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Optionally, you can include other noneditable data. Noneditable data in your map provides context to mobile workers.Ī basemap is required.

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If the feature layer is m-aware, and you collect or update feature geometries, the m-values of the new geometries will be null.If the feature layer is z-aware, it must have a default z-value.There are some limitations on the editable data that your map includes: See Add layers from files in ArcGIS Online and Publish hosted feature layers in ArcGIS Online, or Add layers from files in ArcGIS Enterprise and Publish hosted feature layers in ArcGIS Enterprise. Instead, publish it as a hosted feature layer if you want it to be editable in Collector. If you add your layer from a file (for example, a shapefile or a comma-separated values file) to the map, the layer is stored in the map. Layers on ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS Enterprise, or Portal for ArcGIS must be hosted and not contained within the map. When used in Collector, all feature services that participate in a geometric network are treated as simple feature services, and the restrictions of the geometric network are ignored. ²These require versioned data for editing.

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¹Global IDs are required for offline use.

Downloading the schema only (without any features)-10.2.2 or later.

Downloading features without their attachments-10.5 or later.

Bidirectional support for features and attachments-10.2.2 or later.

If using 10.3.1, it is recommended that you use the ArcGIS 10.3.1 Feature Service Sync Performance patch. See the following table for details.ġ0.3 or later.

The versions of ArcGIS Server and geodatabases that are required vary depending on the functionality you need. An enterprise geodatabase is required for working offline. Related records are supported for hosted feature layers and ArcGIS Server 10.3 or later feature services.ĭatabases (including enterprise geodatabases) are supported for connected map use. User-maintained relationships are not recommended. It is recommended that you use Global IDs when defining relationships. Relationships can be up to three levels deep. For each, one-to-one and one-to-many relationships are supported.

Feature layers hosted on ArcGIS Enterprise 10.5 or later or Portal for ArcGIS 10.4.1 or earlierĭownloading features without their attachments requires ArcGIS Enterprise.įeature-to-table relationships, feature-to-feature relationships, and table-to-table relationships (where the first table is accessed through a feature) are supported in Collector.

The following editable data sources are supported: Without supported, editable data, the map won't appear in Collector. Maps in Collector are driven by editable data. If your map is used offline (for example, in areas with a low, unreliable, or no data connection), it also must have all layers enabled for offline use. The map must also be enabled for use in Collector. In addition to the data requirements, a map appears in Collector if you created it or if you are a member of a group with which the map is shared in ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise.

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The privilege to edit features (through either Features > Edit or Features > Edit with full control) is required.įor details, see User types, roles, and privileges for ArcGIS Online or User types, roles, and privileges for ArcGIS Enterprise.

If using a version of ArcGIS Enterprise earlier than 10.7, mobile workers must be level 2 members.

It is available for Editors with an add-on license.Ĭollector does not support using ArcGIS Online public accounts. This is included for Field Worker, Creator, and GIS Professional user types.

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If using ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise 10.7 or later, mobile workers must have a license for ArcGIS Collector. Using maps in Collector requires an ArcGIS organizational account ( ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise). Looking for information about Collector on Windows? See Requirements for Collector Classic.