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Unable to Read ACAD file second time

  • May 22, 2019
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I am trying to read DWG file using FME 2019.

 

Below is the workflow

 

  1. Create FME Session
  2. Create ACAD Reader
  3. Open AutoCAD file
  4. Read Feature and Feature Schema from File (SUCCESS)
  5. Close FME Reader and Session
  6. Dispose ALL FME Objects
  7. Repeat steps a) to f), crash observed at step d) when reading Feature Schema

 

When the same workflow is executed for DGN or Microstation file, it works fine.

I am attaching the sample code and FME Log files

 

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  • May 24, 2019

Hi @ramesh,

Thank you for providing sample data and the steps to reproduce this. Unfortunately, I'm having a bit of a tough time trying to reproduce this on my machine. Are you able to confirm the OS of your machine and the build of FME you are using by going to Help > About FME Workbench? Additionally, are you using the Autodesk AutoCAD DWG/DXF or the Autodesk AutoCAD RealDWG DWG/DXF Reader?

 

It sounds like the reader is failing to create when you read the data in for the second time - interesting that this is causing the application to crash. Are you able to provide a video screen capture of the reported behavior? If not, would you be able to submit this as a case (referencing this thread) so we can arrange a time to do a screenshare?

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