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ERROR |BADNEWS ??

  • September 12, 2013
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farfar
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Hi all,

 

if i launch a workbench, it executes no problem but i see this error into log file when i checked "Log Debugging information" from Tools==> FME Options==> Runtime=>Log file Default".

 

ERROR |BADNEWS: File C:\\Program Files\\FME\\metafile\\MULTI_WRITER.fmf could not be opened (tabrdr.cpp:997)

 

 

ERROR |BADNEWS: File C:\\Program Files\\FME\\metafile\\PythonFactory.fmf could not be opened (tabrdr.cpp:997)

 

 

ERROR |BADNEWS: File C:\\Program Files\\FME\\metafile\\QueryFactory.fmf could not be opened (tabrdr.cpp:997)

 

 

What that means this error?

 

 

Thanks an advance. 

 

 

FarFar
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david_r
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  • September 12, 2013
Hi,

 

 

if your workspace executes correctly, I would not pay any attention to these messages. Safe also recommends that you do not turn on this option unless you're working on a specific issue with them.

 

 

David

farfar
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  • September 12, 2013
Hi,

 

Ok. Thanks.

 

FarFar

 

 


  • March 20, 2014
But surely if::

 

C:\\Program Files\\FME\\metafile\\MULTI_WRITER.fmf 

 

is not on my hard drive this would be somewhat of an issue?

 

 

I get this eror later on in my log:

 

BADNEWS: No MULTI_WRITER dataset name was specified (couldn't find a value for `MULTI_WRITER_DATASET') (writrimp.cpp:549)

 

 

Any ideas?

 

I have been going around in circles for a week with this.

 

 

thanks

 

Russ

 

 

 


Go to tools FME Options then on Runtime untick Log debugging information

 

 

You only need this if you're working on a specific issue with Safe.

 

 

Darren