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Error running FME workspace after FME flow upgrade to 2025.2.1

  • January 20, 2026
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suryakant1990
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We recently upgraded our FME Flow from version 2019 to FME 2025.2.1. Although we encountered several issues during the upgrade, the system is now running. However, we are facing a new error when executing an existing workbench.

The workbench reads data from an Oracle table and generates GML and GeoJSON files. The files are generated successfully, but at the end of the process, the following error appears:

190  2026-1-20 14:33:00 | Router and Unexpected Input Remover (RoutingFactory): 
No geometry mapping entry found for 'fme_line' in metafile 
'E:\Server\fme\metafile\ORACLE_SPATIAL.fmf'. 
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Has anyone encountered this issue before? Any guidance would be appreciated.

  

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j.botterill
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  • January 21, 2026

Questions:

  1. I assume your Workbench (FME Form) is same version as Flow?
  2. Were you previously using 2019 FME in 32bit… or the now 64bit How to Setup an Oracle Instant Client for Use with FME – FME Support Center
  3. For the table you are reading, which version is the oracle database?
  4. Is that E drive path reachable from the latest Flow machine? You may need to check the environmental variables (for oracle “PATH” between old and new flow)

 

Compatibility:

Here is an article about compatibility between FME and Oracle RDBMS FME & Oracle Compatibility – FME Support Center

 

Workaround:

  1. You might be able to switch reader over to Oracle JDBC Driver format?
  2. Try to identify the problem features, using GeometryFilter to find arcs/ellipses and stroke them into lines… which geojson supports

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