I have a counter transformer in a workspace and it is giving me a weird count value. The value that comes out is :
@Value(__fme_ft_return_value73e8b8c0-7916-4466-bd7c-e869a55224a1)
I have never seen anything but a number come out so I am baffled.
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Counter Not Counting
Best answer by ebygomm
It is a bug in certain versions of FME, information on how to get round it here
https://knowledge.safe.com/questions/105599/why-is-my-counter-transformer-giving-me-a-weird-va.html
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It is a bug in certain versions of FME, information on how to get round it here
https://knowledge.safe.com/questions/105599/why-is-my-counter-transformer-giving-me-a-weird-va.html
+2Did you try using the local count instead of the global?
I had this happen 1 time a long time ago but I don't remember the exact scenario I was doing. Changing to local fixed my issue.
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Hi, we had the same issue with FME 2019.1
We solved it by placing a FeatureHolder directly in front of the Counter.
Hi, we had the same issue with FME 2019.1
We solved it by placing a FeatureHolder directly in front of the Counter.
I updated FME and this problem has gone away, thank you for your response.