We also occasionally experienced this issue of Feature Components not displaying in G/Tech after Posting - sometimes after trimming the modification-log, sometimes for other undetermined reasons.

For us, Publishing Data solves the problem and all Feature Components display correctly.  (Your post also states: ‘and after data publish the graphics attributes displays correctly again.’)

My suggestion - and our maintenance procedure - is routinely  (weekly or more often) performing:

1. Trimming the MODIFICATIONLOG Table
2. Executing G3E_MANAGEMODLOG.resettodatabase
3. Publishing Metadata
4. Publishing Data

Routinely performing these maintenance procedures, we now rarely experience the issue of Graphic Components not displaying after posting.  If and when we do experience Graphic Components not displaying, Publishing Data resolves the issue and all Graphic Components again display correctly.  I am uncertain why Publishing Data solves the graphic component display problem, it just does for us.

I apologize if I am not understand you issue.

Try below steps in your test environment.

1. Check of the g3e_fields column has all the columns configured in g3e_componentviewcompistion table for every cno involved in the component view that's going invisible after posting. e.g. columns involved in style filters, label filters, legend filters etc are included in the componentviewcompsition.

2. Run these as GTECH schema owner. (if your gtech version < v10.3)

execute ComponentQuery.Generate;

execute ComponentViewQuery.Generate;

execute GDOTRIGGERS.CREATE_GDOTRIGGERS;

execute G3E_MANAGEMODLOG.SyncToComponentView(<'ComponentViewName'>); Pass Component view name as the parameter that was fixed in the Step#1

3. Publish Metadata and Data.