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  • September 18, 2017
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maica
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Hello,

I implemented a workflow that read a shp file, does some basic elaboration and writes the result in an Oracle table.

I call the input file using a variable.

Now, if I modify the input (more record but with the same structure), I receive this message in a window in FME Desktop:

"Unexpected Input: During translation, some feature were read that did not match a reader feature type in the workspace. This can happen if the reader dataset if changed, or a reader feature type removed or renamed."

If I execute the same workflow in FME Server, I don't receive any error message, but zero feature are written in oracle.

Any idea about this strange behaviour? What can I do to better investigate?

Thanks.

Best answer by fmelizard

Hi @maica, check out this blog article that discusses the message you're seeing. Don't worry, it's not an error :)

 

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Hi @maica, check out this blog article that discusses the message you're seeing. Don't worry, it's not an error :)

 


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Hi @maica, check out this blog article that discusses the message you're seeing. Don't worry, it's not an error :)

 

@TiaAtSafe this blog article is powerful and interesting.

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Thank you so much