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Cleaning temp dir after closing FME, after running FME with full inspection mode

  • December 9, 2015
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Original Title was: Cleaning temp dir after closing FME, after running FME with full inspection mode.


FME use the temp dir, to store the full inspection files, after a while FME left hundreds of files behind til you have no space left on your disk.

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    erik_jan
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    • erik_janContributor
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    • December 9, 2015

    Or maybe have a purge temp files option in the option menu.

    fmelizard
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    • fmelizardSafer
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    • December 10, 2015

    We should be cleaning up after each run -- we'll do some testing here.

    ekkischeffler
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    I noticed that full inspection is getting slower over time. It actually gets so bad, that the data does not show up anymore in the inspector. With slowness I mean the time between clicking on a count on a connection until the data actually shows in the inspector. This can take a minute or two sometimes, even if it's just 50 features. I'm still using FME 2015, haven't yet tested this with 2016.

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    • davidrich
    • May 10, 2018

    Especially since Feature Cashing in 2018 version, I work with large datasets and within 3 weeks my temp folder is 149GB

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