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WorkspaceRunner not working for ArcPro 3.1.2

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03-17-2024 01:54 PM
KiwiGISmapster
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I am having issues using FME via ArcPro 3.1.2 DI extension. When I use the transformer “Workspacerunner”, it fails to read the published parameters for the target workbench. When you run the workspacerunner transformer, it fails to run the target workbench. Below are the error messages from my last year testing, same till now

2023-08-03 14:20:14|   2.3|  0.0|ERROR |WorkspaceRunner_ExecutorAndRouter (TestFactory): An error was encountered evaluating a TestFactory test: An error occurred while evaluating a test parameter: @Tcl2 -- failed to evaluate expression `WorkspaceRunner_df4bad67_c886_4b16_8145_a18050c02ff01_runner {} {F:\ETL\TEST\Workbench\TESTING/workspace1.fmw}' -- unexpected token "END" at position 0; expecting VALUE

 The issue is does not exist in ArcPro 2.9.

Just wanted to check if you guys heard of the issue or maybe you can help me replicate the problem.

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KiwiGISmapster
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A bit old since i created this thread, but this is resolved now. Issue was when creating workbenches from  ToolBox, it creates an "ETLTool" hash tag within the script file which Workspacerunner transformer does not like. If you create a workbench using the DI tool itself, the hash tag is "workspace" which then runs correctly when using the workspacerunner transformer. 

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BruceHarold
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Hi, please log a support call, apologies for the delay.

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KiwiGISmapster
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A bit old since i created this thread, but this is resolved now. Issue was when creating workbenches from  ToolBox, it creates an "ETLTool" hash tag within the script file which Workspacerunner transformer does not like. If you create a workbench using the DI tool itself, the hash tag is "workspace" which then runs correctly when using the workspacerunner transformer. 

BruceHarold
Esri Frequent Contributor

Thanks for clarifying this.

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KiwiGISmapster
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Sorry i meant like XML tags rather than hash tags 🙂

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