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  • September 27, 2018
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lottegis
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I am having a problem lately with DB connection issues. I tried looking for cases related to "QSConnectionLostConnection" but this seems to be undocumented.

There's 2 scenarios where this issue occurs. I'm not sure if they're related but they share some commonalities:

  • They seem to only occurr on the secondary server host, "alttrans02".
  • They occur at different points of the translation.
  • The problem is gone when re-running the translation.

1. Reading from DB: Please refer to job_20627 and job_21289 logs.

These end in failure but under FME Server console, it's still "running" and I have to manually cancel them. If the job is still "running" and I rerun the translation, the second job also fails at the same spot in the translation and ends up in the same "running" status.

I only have server logs for the second job - please see ALTTRANS01_fmeserver_2018-09-27_064438.

2. Writing to DB: Please refer to job_20836 log.

Environment

  • FME Workbench and FME Server 2016.1.3.2 #16717 win64
  • Distributed FME Server: 2 engines x 2 hosts
  • PostGIS/PostgreSQL 9.6.1, compiled by Visual C++ build 1800, 64-bit
  • using Named DB connection

Best answer by lottegis

This seems to have been resolved by restarting both FME Servers and the web console application server.

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  • October 11, 2018

This seems to have been resolved by restarting both FME Servers and the web console application server.