You are sharing a stand-alone table that is sourced by an unsupported data type.
Solutions
Do one of the following:
- Replace the unsupported data source with a supported geodatabase table. The following table lists unsupported data sources and suggested alternatives:
Unsupported data sources Alternatives CAD
Import CAD content into a geodatabase.
Microsoft Excel file
Generate features for each Excel spreadsheet and load the resulting feature classes into a geodatabase.
Web layers
Load the original data source into a geodatabase.
In-memory feature class
Save in-memory data as a feature class in a geodatabase.
CSV
Generate features and load the resulting feature classes into a geodatabase.
Text file
Convert the data to tables in a geodatabase.
Geopackage table
Convert the data to tables in a geodatabase.
Table in a cloud data warehouse
Import the data into a geodatabase.
Subtype group table
Re-add the table as a regular stand-alone table.
Sharing subtype group tables is only supported to an ArcGIS Enterprise 11.3 or later portal.
Table in a knowledge graph layer
Export the table to a geodatabase.
- If you do not need the stand-alone table that has an unsupported data source, you can remove the table from the map.
Additional information
In general, the best performance will be achieved using datasets that are native to ArcGIS, that is, geodatabases and key raster and image datasets. In many cases, an unsupported dataset can be loaded into a geodatabase that can then be used in a web layer.
For best performance with geodatabases, use either enterprise geodatabases or file geodatabases. In some cases, with many simultaneous users, enterprise geodatabases are faster. Since enterprise geodatabases are DBMS based, they will scale better than file geodatabases when you have a large number of users (hundreds of users or more).
For more information, see Import data and Analyze your GIS resource.