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I used this instruction to create a web connection to our ArcGIS Portal: https://community.safe.com/s/question/0D54Q000080hBUjSAM/how-to-create-an-fme-web-connection-for-esri-arcgis-portal-feature-service-oauth-20

 

There is no problem using the ArcGIS Portal reader for reading the branched enabled service. The problem is when I try to use the ArcGIS Portal writer to write to the same service. I get the following error:

ArcGIS Portal Feature Service Writer: Encountered an unexpected error. The error code from the server was 'none' and the message was: 'The operation is not supported by this implementation.'. Details: ''

A fatal error has occurred. Check the logfile above for details

A fatal error has occurred. Check the logfile above for details

ArcGIS Portal Feature Service Writer: Reconciling Branch Version 'sde.DEFAULT' against 'sde.DEFAULT'

ArcGIS Portal Feature Service Writer: Encountered an unexpected error. The error code from the server was 'none' and the message was: 'Unexpected operation'. Details: ''

A fatal error has occurred. Check the logfile above for details

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What could be the problem?

portal_branch_error

@john_esk​ It looks like you have Reconcile = Yes but you are writing to the sde.DEFAULT- so the writer is trying to reconcile sde.DEFAULT to sde.DEFAULT. Try setting Reconcile = No in the writer parameters, or even perhaps just toggle Branch Versioning OFF.

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@john_esk​ It looks like you have Reconcile = Yes but you are writing to the sde.DEFAULT- so the writer is trying to reconcile sde.DEFAULT to sde.DEFAULT. Try setting Reconcile = No in the writer parameters, or even perhaps just toggle Branch Versioning OFF.

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Thank you! Setting Branch Versioning OFF did the trick!

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