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  • November 20, 2019
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I have several workspaces that work with Caris CSARPC Point Cloud files, I have just upgraded to v2019 64bit from 2018 32bit. I also have had an OS upgrade from win7 to win10. I know a lot of changes...

When I run the workspaces now, I get an error "The error was 'Caris error: 139764: Internal error" and "Error running translation", in 2018 I don't get this and it works fine. I can't find a reference to the Caris error number anywhere, does anyone know how to find this?

(Note: If I run in Cache mode and step through all transformers I don't get the error???, Also I'm writing all fme temporary files to a file share that has plenty of space)

 

general process at start of all workspaces is:

- creator

- FeatureReader (CSARPC)

- PointCloud Coercer

- CoordinateExtractor (just extracting z value)

 

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  • brendan_neal
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  • November 20, 2019

Hi, Just ran one of the workspaces through the 32 bit FME v2019 and got the errors in debug mode: see attached text file of log file.

 

thanks in advance if anyone has any ideas???

Brendan

 

 

fmecsarerror32bitnone2none.txt

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  • craniumak
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  • November 20, 2019

Might be a dumb question, but did you create new readers and writers? Might clear up the issue.

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