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Versioned geodatabase edit session writes 'successful', but not all are written

  • January 26, 2023
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Hi,

I am using:

  • FME2021.1 32-bit
  • ArcSDE Geodb writer, truncating the SQL Server table in 10.x geodatabase
  • Versioned Edit Session to feature class that is registered as versioned
  • FME log claims success and that all writes were saved. No errors, warnings or anything indicating an issue in the log at all.

 

The problem:

Only even 1000 are written. For example, 9454 features result in that FME log displays all written successfully, but only 9000 features exist in the geodatabase. If i use cloner and increase the feature count to even 10 000 all features are saved. Any suggestions?

 

4 replies

dustin
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  • dustinInfluencer
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  • January 26, 2023

That seems really odd. There is a parameter Features per Transaction that defaults to 1000. What happens when you change this to a different value?image

L
  • leif
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  • 15 replies
  • January 26, 2023

That seems really odd. There is a parameter Features per Transaction that defaults to 1000. What happens when you change this to a different value?image

I have tried setting it to 50, but it still writes 9000.

gistech_
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  • gistech_Contributor
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  • 20 replies
  • March 18, 2024

struggling with this issue, has anyone figured the solution to this yet?

AliAtSafe
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  • AliAtSafeSafer
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  • 164 replies
  • March 22, 2024

Hi, @gistech_.

Sorry for your issue. Could you kindly provide what version of FME Form you are using and, if your comfortable, some screenshots detailing what you are running into? Can take a look further once so.

Thanks!

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