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Recently I had to move FME to a new Computer where I cannot use the same Windows-User for FME Authoring and Batchs.

This way, I had to change my Database-Connections to Public, so that the Batch-user can successfully execute my FME-Batchs.

I did the same for my Onedrive Web-Connection (change to Public).

Now the Onedrive-Connection works in Workbench directly, but not as a Batch (with my Batch-User "fmebatch")

 

Log:

2022-12-13 10:13:29|   0.4|  0.2|ERROR |OneDriveConnector: Invalid connection, make sure your install path for FME is in your system environment variables
2022-12-13 10:13:29|   0.4|  0.0|ERROR |Error encountered while calling method `input'
2022-12-13 10:13:29|   0.4|  0.0|FATAL |OneDriveConnector_CALLER (PythonFactory): PythonFactory failed to process feature
2022-12-13 10:13:29|   0.4|  0.0|WARN  |An error has occurred. Check the logfile above for details
2022-12-13 10:13:29|   0.4|  0.0|INFORM|Translation FAILED with 3 error(s) and 2 warning(s) (0 feature(s) output)
2022-12-13 10:13:29|   0.4|  0.0|INFORM|FME Session Duration: 2.2 seconds. (CPU: 0.3s user, 0.1s system)
2022-12-13 10:13:29|   0.4|  0.0|INFORM|END - ProcessID: 7536, peak process memory usage: 130812 kB, current process memory usage: 125708 kB

I don't know what's the problem, as it runs fine directly in FME Workbench.

Any ideas?

What is the call you are making in your batch script?

Do you have multiple versions of FME installed?

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Thanks for your reply.

I just call the workspace (fmw) like this "fme "C:\\Daten_FME\\Gemeinden\\Spreitenbach\\KTV_Onedrive.fmw"

edit: Should I try recreating the batch using TCL?

There is only one install of FME.

I also tried re-creating the Onedrive connections as a public connection, no success.

Hi @reservoirdog​. Another thing to try is logging into the system as the user that runs the batch processes, open FME Workbench > FME Tools > Web Connections to see if your One Drive web connection exists. If not, go to FME Workbench > FME Tools > Web Connections with your FME Authoring user account, right click on your One Drive Web Connection, and select export. Place this file in a location accessible to all system users. Sign back in using the user that runs that batch files, go to FME Workbench > FME Tools > Web Connections, and import the web connection. These steps are outlined under "Method 2" in this article. Let us know if this method works.

Thx Nampreet,

that did the trick. My Batchs are working now, but I see it more as a work-around.

The option to make connections (database or web) "public" available to other users should work...

nevertheless, I am glad that this work-around works, so thx alot for that!

best regards from switzerland and merry christmas!

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