When you save your data to a local path, for example, C:\data and create a service from it, other ArcGIS Server machines are not able to work with the service unless they have their own copies of the data residing at C:\data. Store data locally on each ArcGIS Server machine Which options you use depends on the size of your data, the number of people who will access the web service, and how frequently the data changes. The following sections describe options for storing data so your ArcGIS Server site can access it. Store data where all ArcGIS Server machines can access it Register your data store with the ArcGIS Server site.If your data is stored in a database that you access using database authentication, the database user you provide when registering the database must have permissions to the data.The ArcGIS Server account is the operating system account you specified when you installed ArcGIS Server, not the primary site administrator specified when the ArcGIS Server site was created. If your data is stored in a folder or a database that you access using operating system authentication, you must grant the ArcGIS Server account permissions to these locations.Grant permissions to allow ArcGIS Server to access the data.Store your data in a location that all machines in your ArcGIS Server site can access.You need to do the following to make your data accessible to ArcGIS Server: For example, when you publish a map as a service, the map and all the data for the map's layers must be accessible to all ArcGIS Server machines. To allow your ArcGIS Server sites to access the data resources you want to publish, all machines in the ArcGIS Server site must have access to the resource. Register your data with ArcGIS Server sites.Grant ArcGIS Server permissions to your data.Store data where all ArcGIS Server machines can access it.
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