We have seen this error before. It seems to be related to national language characters in the table or attribute names that the GE Smallworld does not support. I think that you should probably open a case with GE through GE SupportCentral to a. confirm if this is the cause of the error and b.if it can be fixed in the reader or a workaround
Hi @esaka
I've got the same error as you, did you find a solution for it?
Thanks!
H? @paulamursa
Unfortunately, I did not able to. However,I have done an analysis about my dataset structure. There are 2 layers that I get this error (eo_power_xfrmr_inst & sub_substation). The remainder layers are ok (wire/cabel _inst, pedestal,audithistory). I was getting from the pole same error, but I tried to use the where clause "[electric] eo_wire_segment_inst where status="Existing" I could fix the issue. Maybe this is not related to this issue, but it worked.
As I said whatever I did, I could not fix the issue for the eo_power_xfrmr_inst & sub_substation layers.
I am expecting that to fixed this issue by GE&Safe; support teams If you find any solution, please let me know. Thanks.
paulamursa wrote:
Hi @esaka
I've got the same error as you, did you find a solution for it?
Thanks!
Hi @paulamursa,
GE support sent me the new sworldswaf.dll which created at 11Mar2019. It fixed the issue.The reason is the Turkish national characters where is in annotation column..