00122: Standalone table's data source has no mapping
Your standalone table's data source has not been mapped to the spatial data server (SDS).
Solution
Create a data source mapping. You can do this in a number of ways. You can create a data source mapping directly from the analyzer, from the SDS Server Properties dialog box, and from the REST endpoint.
- From the analyzer -
- Right-click the error in Prepare window and choose Create Data Source Mapping.
The Choose Data Source dialog box opens.
- Choose the data source you want to map from the Data Source drop-down list.
This list is populated with the data sources registered with the spatial data server. You can see this list by navigating to the REST endpoint http://<server>:<port>/arcgis/admin/datasources.
The properties Server, Database, and User are taken from the layer's connection properties. These are the properties actually getting mapped to the spatial data server.
- Click OK.
- Right-click the error in Prepare window and choose Create Data Source Mapping.
- From the SDS Server Properties dialog box
- From ArcCatalog or the Catalog window in ArcMap, locate the spatial data server connection and double-click to connect.
- Right-click the connection and choose Server Properties.
The SDS Server Properties dialog box opens.
- Choose the data source you want to map from the Data Sources tree view.
This list is populated with the data sources registered with the spatial data server. You can see this list by navigating to the REST endpoint http://<server>:<port>/arcgis/admin/datasources.
- Click Create.
The Create Data Source Mapping dialog box opens.
The properties Server, Database, and User are taken from the layer's connection properties. These are the properties actually getting mapped to the spatial data server.
- From the REST endpoint
More information
Clients communicating with your spatial data server (SDS) must be able to match connection attributes to your registered data source. To do this, you must create a data source mapping.
Learn more about authoring feature services for a spatial data server (SDS)