+18I ran a workbench that reads data from .xlsx spreadsheet into a MS Access database (.mdb) table. I got this single error message:
"Failed to read the metadata for 2D rendering"
I have never seen this before, any ideas on what it means and a fix?
I am using FME Desktop Version 2021.2.6 (Build 21821).
Best answer by vxn43
Hi @timh, we've seen this issue before in the past but it always seems to resolve itself so we're still not quite sure what the cause is. I would suggest updating to the latest version of FME to see if that works, otherwise you can also try the usual things: machine restart, re-adding your reader and/or writer, etc.
If the issue persists, please feel free to file a support ticket so that we can take a more thorough look.
Since I am writing to an existing Access mdb, in Access, I changed the data type in the two date fields from date/time to short text. It still preserved the data in these fields with no changes after the data type change. I re-ran the workbench and it worked with no issues.
+10Hi @timh, we've seen this issue before in the past but it always seems to resolve itself so we're still not quite sure what the cause is. I would suggest updating to the latest version of FME to see if that works, otherwise you can also try the usual things: machine restart, re-adding your reader and/or writer, etc.
If the issue persists, please feel free to file a support ticket so that we can take a more thorough look.
+18Hi @timh, we've seen this issue before in the past but it always seems to resolve itself so we're still not quite sure what the cause is. I would suggest updating to the latest version of FME to see if that works, otherwise you can also try the usual things: machine restart, re-adding your reader and/or writer, etc.
If the issue persists, please feel free to file a support ticket so that we can take a more thorough look.
Since I am writing to an existing Access mdb, in Access, I changed the data type in the two date fields from date/time to short text. It still preserved the data in these fields with no changes after the data type change. I re-ran the workbench and it worked with no issues.
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