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  • June 18, 2018
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jatoxa
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Hi,

 

 

When running a workspace on Cloud I get the following error "BADNEWS: File /opt/fme-engine-2018/metafile/autocadCorrTemplate.fmi could not be opened (foundation/framework/engine/tabrdr_classic.cpp:2756 - open) - (foundation/framework/engine/tabrdr_classic.cpp:1460 - getRow)"

 

 

The same workspace works fine in Workbench and even worked on Cloud in an earlier iteration. I have recently updated the workspace and it does contain a DWG reader but I have made no changes to that part of the workflow.

 

 

Best answer by erik_jan

Still quite a bit of BADNEWS messages around that can be ignored if they do not break the workflow.

See this idea: clean up the badnews messaging

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erik_jan
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Still quite a bit of BADNEWS messages around that can be ignored if they do not break the workflow.

See this idea: clean up the badnews messaging

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@j2

 

Is there any other symptom indicating that your workspace did not run successfully?

 

As mentioned by @erik_jan, as long as there is no other symptom than the BADNEWS log, it can be ignored in a lot of cases.

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