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I've just opened one of my 2016.1 Workspaces that reads a ShapeFile in 2017.0 and some ArcSDE layers and writes to 2 File Geodatabases (FGDBs). I got the following message in the translation log:

Attribute type 'fme_char' not found in ATTR_TYPE_MAP. Trying 'fme_int8'

 

Attribute type 'fme_int8' not found in ATTR_TYPE_MAP. Trying 'fme_int16'

I've still got 2016.1 installed so I'll run the Workspace in that, but I'd appreciate any explanations of what this means. I'll try re-creating the Readers and Writes in 2017.0 when I get a chance.

Have you tried re-creating the File geodatabase writer in FME 2017?

I have a PR with Safe. Some things got broken in the File geodatabase API.

Might be related.

Have you tried re-creating the File geodatabase writer in FME 2017?

I have a PR with Safe. Some things got broken in the File geodatabase API.

Might be related.

And I should have read the last lines of your question a bit more carefully.

 

Let us know if re-creating worked.

 

 

Have you tried re-creating the File geodatabase writer in FME 2017?

I have a PR with Safe. Some things got broken in the File geodatabase API.

Might be related.

Thanks. However the Writers in my Workspace are File Geodatabase (ArcObjects) so maybe not the same problem...

 

The same thing happens opening a 2016.1 Workspace in 2017.0.1.1 (32-bit and 64-bit). Does @erik_jan or anyone else have an update on this?

My Workspace does 2 things:

1) Reads a ShapeFile, processes it and writes out various File Geodatabase layers using the File Geodatabase ArcObjects Writer.

2) Reads several ArcSDE layers using the ArcSDE Geodb Reader and writes them to a backup File Geodatabase, again using the ArcObjects Writer.

Most fields are data type Char, with some Double and a few Integer and Smallint.

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