| Hi David, 
 Glad to help! I believe the issue you're seeing has already been
    identified and fixed in current master:
 
 https://github.com/locationtech/geomesa/commit/893549ea47cd07bfcd8257087e200c37609fa312
 
 This will be included in the next release (1.3.2), which should be
    in the next week or so. Alternatively, you can use version
    1.3.2-SNAPSHOT and include our snapshot repository in your pom:
 
 
   <repository>
    <id>geomesa-snapshots</id>
    <url>https://repo.locationtech.org/content/repositories/geomesa-snapshots</url>
    <releases>
      <enabled>false</enabled>
    </releases>
    <snapshots>
      <enabled>true</enabled>
    </snapshots>
  </repository>
 For explanation, we track various stats on ingested data to aid with
    query planning and counts. The bug involves merging stats together,
    hence why you don't see it with a single threaded ingest, as there
    is no need to merge.
 
 Thanks,
 
 Emilio
 
 
 On 04/25/2017 07:22 PM, David Boyd
      wrote:
 All:
      
 First a big thank you to everyone on this list for responding
      to my issues.
 Special shout out to Emilio who helped me through several issues.
 
 I have another weird one.
 
 My application reads lines of data from a kafka topic and creates
      objects and features
 from those lines.
 
 The code is set up to support multiple threads (each with it's own
      runnable) to get some
 parallelism (eventually this will be a spark job but this was
      quickest).
 
 In any case I run my data file through with only a single thread
      persisting and the
 everything runs clean.
 
 However, when I set up multiple threads I get this error:
 
 
 2017-04-25 15:36:10,184 | ERROR |
        [Thread-12] | (GDELT_Consumer.java:122) - Error while parsing
        action
'stat/OneOrMore/ZeroOrMore/Sequence/org$locationtech$geomesa$utils$stats$StatParser$$singleStat/org$locationtech$geomesa$utils$stats$StatParser$$histogram/org$locationtech$geomesa$utils$stats$StatParser$$histogramAction1'
        at input position (line 1, pos 998):
        Now, I put debugs in my program to dump out all the coordinates,
      there are no -190 values.Count();MinMax("AgentGeoLocation");MinMax("recordKey");MinMax("AgentCode");MinMax("AgentName");MinMax("NameMetaphone");MinMax("AgentCountryCode");MinMax("AgentKnownGroupCode");MinMax("AgentEthnicCode");MinMax("AgentReligion1Code");MinMax("AgentReligion2Code");MinMax("AgentType1Code");MinMax("AgentType2Code");MinMax("AgentType3Code");MinMax("AgentGeoType");MinMax("AgentGeoFullname");MinMax("AgentGeoCountryCode");MinMax("AgentGeoADM1Code");MinMax("AgentGeoADM2Code");MinMax("AgentGeoFeatureID");TopK("recordKey");TopK("AgentCode");TopK("AgentName");TopK("NameMetaphone");TopK("AgentCountryCode");TopK("AgentKnownGroupCode");TopK("AgentEthnicCode");TopK("AgentReligion1Code");TopK("AgentReligion2Code");TopK("AgentType1Code");TopK("AgentType2Code");TopK("AgentType3Code");TopK("AgentGeoType");TopK("AgentGeoFullname");TopK("AgentGeoCountryCode");TopK("AgentGeoADM1Code");TopK("AgentGeoADM2Code");TopK("AgentGeoFeatureID");Histogram("AgentGeoLocation",10000,"POINT
        (-190 -100)","POINT (-170
-80)");Histogram("recordKey",1000,"00251fe1-1754-46a9-bec0-efbbfc558579","ff7c316b-6245-4838-a9d2-bfb73eb2cd6a");Histogram("AgentCode",1000,"AFG","tam");Histogram("AgentName",1000,"ABBOT","ZIMBABWE");Histogram("NameMetaphone",1000,"0F","XNSP");Histogram("AgentCountryCode",1000,"AFG","ZWE");Histogram("AgentKnownGroupCode",1000,"UNO0","UNOz");Histogram("AgentEthnicCode",1000,"chm","tam");Histogram("AgentReligion1Code",1000,"BUD","MOS");Histogram("AgentReligion2Code",1000,"CPT","LDS");Histogram("AgentType1Code",1000,"AGR","UAF");Histogram("AgentType2Code",1000,"BUS","MIL");Histogram("AgentType3Code",1000,"EDU","LAB");Histogram("AgentGeoType",1000,"0","5");Histogram("AgentGeoFullname",1000,"Acton,
        Shropshire, United
Kingdom","Zimbabwe");Histogram("AgentGeoCountryCode",1000,"AE","ZI");Histogram("AgentGeoADM1Code",1000,"AE03","ZI");Histogram("AgentGeoADM2Code",1000,"12608","WA061");Histogram("AgentGeoFeatureID",1000,"-1201139","ZI");Frequency("recordKey",20);Frequency("AgentCode",20);Frequency("AgentName",20);Frequency("NameMetaphone",20);Frequency("AgentCountryCode",20);Frequency("AgentKnownGroupCode",20);Frequency("AgentEthnicCode",20);Frequency("AgentReligion1Code",20);Frequency("AgentReligion2Code",20);Frequency("AgentType1Code",20);Frequency("AgentType2Code",20);Frequency("AgentType3Code",20);Frequency("AgentGeoType",1);Frequency("AgentGeoFullname",20);Frequency("AgentGeoCountryCode",20);Frequency("AgentGeoADM1Code",20);Frequency("AgentGeoADM2Code",20);Frequency("AgentGeoFeatureID",20)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 ^
 
 java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: requirement failed: Value
        out of bounds ([-180.0 180.0]): -190.0
 org.parboiled.errors.ParserRuntimeException: Error while parsing
        action
'stat/OneOrMore/ZeroOrMore/Sequence/org$locationtech$geomesa$utils$stats$StatParser$$singleStat/org$locationtech$geomesa$utils$stats$StatParser$$histogram/org$locationtech$geomesa$utils$stats$StatParser$$histogramAction1'
        at input position (line 1, pos 998):
 
 I even put fencing in my code with logging to prevent out of range
      values.
 I examined the file and no -190 coordinate exists.
 
 It looks to be some sort of timing issue related to the indexes
      getting updated but I have no clue.
 
 It does not occur at the same place or the same number of times in
      the file.
 
 Full stack trace starts at line 4850 of the attached file.
 
 Any thoughts?
 
 Email me and I will find some way to send source and/or a shaded
      jar for debugging.
 
 
 
 
 
 
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