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I am running a workspace project and outputting to the Inspector Application. Each time I run this, however, the Data Inspector crashes when trying to load the output. I have tried running the same workspace project on a colleagues computer and it worked just fine.  I have attempted to find some information on this problem in the FMEPedia, but to no avail. 

 

 

Problem signature:   Problem Event Name: BEX   Application Name: fmedatainspector.exe   Application Version: 2013.7.4.13499   Application Timestamp: 51afabe8   Fault Module Name: QtGui_fme4.dll   Fault Module Version: 4.8.2.0   Fault Module Timestamp: 5022c2fa   Exception Offset: 00197c09   Exception Code: c0000409   Exception Data: 00000000   OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.48   Locale ID: 1033   Additional Information 1: fea7   Additional Information 2: fea7eee8acedb986b9f2bc0f49cd4b6e   Additional Information 3: f28e   Additional Information 4: f28e857f5bf374598873189c98fcd028

 

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!  

Best answer by jmcc01

Thanks for the responses. I have finally found a resolution to this problem and felt it was worth sharing.

 

 

I purged temporary files - didn't work. I reinstalled - that didn't work either. I opened the Data Inspector first - still no luck. In my frustration of going back and forth between inspector and workbench, at some point I down-sized the Data Inspector window before running the workbench job and 'walah!' it finally worked! 

 

 

So after multiple tests of outputing to inspector with the inspector window maximized vs. down-sized, it is clear that the root of this issue is resolution. When inspector window is down-sized before running it works everytime. When maximized, it will fail everytime. 

 

 

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david_r
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  • david_rEvangelist
  • July 16, 2013
Hi,

 

 

I have never seen anything like it. Perhaps try to reinstall FME on your computer?

 

 

David
fmelizard
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  • fmelizardContributor
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  • July 17, 2013
Hi,

 

 

Since the features shown in the inspector are ffs saved in the fme temp location you can try to purge the temporary files (tools >purge temporary files) and clean up the fme temp location.
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  • jmcc01
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  • July 17, 2013
Thanks for the responses. I have finally found a resolution to this problem and felt it was worth sharing.

 

 

I purged temporary files - didn't work. I reinstalled - that didn't work either. I opened the Data Inspector first - still no luck. In my frustration of going back and forth between inspector and workbench, at some point I down-sized the Data Inspector window before running the workbench job and 'walah!' it finally worked! 

 

 

So after multiple tests of outputing to inspector with the inspector window maximized vs. down-sized, it is clear that the root of this issue is resolution. When inspector window is down-sized before running it works everytime. When maximized, it will fail everytime. 

 

 

M
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I just wanted to chime in because I'm running into the same issue now... turns out the size of the window (ie very high resolution) will instigate a crash on the Data Inspector. I have to shrink the window, like you mentione Jmcc01. 

 

 

I was pulling my hair out until I saw that and was willing to try anything. Sounds like this may be a bug Safe needs to look at.

 

 

 

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