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FME 2017 Crash in Snapper

  • June 13, 2017
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nath
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Hi,

We have installed FME 2017 and i have adjusted my model to the new transformers (not all) but when i try to run my model for a large set of data (worked fine in 2016) FME failes and in the temp folder he makes al lot of files like "

FME_OBJC_STF_RPTree_1497357414998_4532_186" (52.0000 in the first 10 minutes) and he has done only 10 percent of the model.

It happens while using the snapper...

If i run my model whith less data he workes fine.

We have already tried to enlarge the memory and added extra processors.

Has somebody also had this problem?

Grtjs

Nath.

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david_r
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  • June 13, 2017

Sounds like you should send your workspace and some sample data to Safe support, hopefully they can reproduce and fix the problem.

fmelizard
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  • June 19, 2017

Yes, we would very very much like to see the workspace and input data if at all possible @nath -- please do send it in to support@safe.com

nath
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  • June 19, 2017

I have done that, but still no solution. We have tried the betaversion to see if the problem still exists there and unfortunately yes :-(

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