----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, July 19, 2005 11:45
AM
Subject: [fme] MS Access to Oracle
Translation
Hi
My colleague is
attempting to translate a MS Access database
as the source table
into an Oracle database.
The
following error message
pops up in FME:
Feature Manipulation
Engine Version 2004 ICE 3 (20041108 - Build 1378)
FME for Oracle (floating)
Permanent License.
Machine host name is: LCC40859
Copyright (c) 1994 - 2004
Safe Software Inc.
Database Reader: Unable
to open database ODBC,__FME_1704_1121698570__,corpgis,cookie, : [VENDORLIB]
Vendor Library Error: An error occured, but we couldn't get error information,
SQLGetDiagField(...SQL_DIAG_ROW_COUNT...) failed. (Vendor Message 1 is: )
(Vendor Message 1 is: )
Merged 0 schema
features read from 1 datasets into 0 resulting feature
types.
Opened mapping File
C:\DOCUME~1\RWILKI~1\LOCALS~1\Temp\fme345.tmp for output
Mapping File Generation
was SUCCESSFUL.
Mapping File Generation
was SUCCESSFUL.
FME Session Duration:
1.3 seconds.
Has anyone had this
error before and can you suggest a work around please.
Thanks.
Vinny
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