Has anyone experienced a similar warning/error in FME when using the SQL Server JDBC writer, writing out to a binarygeometry data type?
If so am I ok to ignore, it only came up as a warning not an error.
Many Thanks
Example below:
MS SQL Server (JDBC) Writer: Error writing feature. Error: serializeGeometry not implemented
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Feature Type: `dbo.V_PLAYFINDER_PXS_LOCATION'
Attribute(encoded: UTF-8) : `LONG_ABBREVIATION' has value `CAM'
Attribute(encoded: UTF-8) : `MID_X' has value `-60.59640903'
Attribute(encoded: UTF-8) : `MID_Y' has value `13.31999124'
Attribute(32 bit integer) : `OBJECTID' has value `106'
Attribute(encoded: fme-binary): `POLYLINE' binary value as HEX `010200000002000000CC323298041250C0C03E48C3E7602B40C03AC512A5744CC060EE7D05C4E62940'
Attribute(encoded: UTF-8) : `PRODUCT' has value `PC_G2020X'
Attribute(32 bit integer) : `PRODUCT_ID' has value `1894'
Attribute(encoded: UTF-8) : `PRODUCT_TITLE' has value `Grenada Basin to Barbados Accretionary Prism'
Attribute(encoded: UTF-8) : `REGION' has value `CAM - Central America'
Attribute(32 bit integer) : `REGION_ID' has value `6'
Attribute(64 bit integer) : `UNIQUE_ID' has value `106'
Attribute(encoded: UTF-8) : `WEB_URL' has value `xxxPrism.pdf'
Attribute(string) : `fme_feature_type' has value `dbo.V_PXS_LOCATION'
Attribute(string) : `fme_geometry' has value `fme_point'
Attribute(string) : `fme_template_feature_type' has value `REL_FIELD_LEAD_REGION'
Attribute(entangled: string) : `fme_type' has value `fme_point'
entangled to [mssql_type]
Attribute(string) : `mssql_type' has value `mssql_point'
Attribute(32 bit integer) : `multi_reader_full_id' has value `0'
Attribute(32 bit integer) : `multi_reader_id' has value `0'
Attribute(string) : `multi_reader_keyword' has value `MSSQL_JDBC_NONSPATIAL_1'
Attribute(string) : `multi_reader_type' has value `MSSQL_JDBC_NONSPATIAL'
Attribute(string) : `multi_writer_id' has value `0'
Coordinate System: `LL-WGS84'
Geometry Type: IFMEPoint
Name(UTF-8): `POINT'
Coordinate Dimension: 2
(-60.59640903,13.31999124)
