Wrong assign messages in the collector logs

Hi,
Does anyone know what causes this type of errors to show up in the vCenterDC_Errors.log file for the embedded data collector?
2014-04-02T08:01:23.180-0400 ERROR [(32) HostsClustersAndVMTemplatesInventorySyncJob on VC 528] [propertyContent.PropertyContent] 7657: wrong assign : path=customValue[304], value=com.vmware.vim.CustomFieldStringValue@c6125d47
2014-04-02T08:04:12.968-0400 ERROR [(32) HostsClustersAndVMTemplatesInventorySyncJob on VC 528] [propertyContent.PropertyContent] 7445: wrong assign : path=customValue[304], value=com.vmware.vim.CustomFieldStringValue@64b6f789
2014-04-02T08:22:52.488-0400 ERROR [(32) HostsClustersAndVMTemplatesInventorySyncJob on VC 528] [propertyContent.PropertyContent] 6965: wrong assign : path=customValue[304], value=com.vmware.vim.CustomFieldStringValue@cae4c46a
2014-04-02T08:27:23.475-0400 ERROR [(32) HostsClustersAndVMTemplatesInventorySyncJob on VC 528] [propertyContent.PropertyContent] 7952: wrong assign : path=customValue[304], value=com.vmware.vim.CustomFieldStringValue@d33a1a8b
Cheers,
Milos

Hi Lakshmi,
I suspected as much, but it is great to have it confirmed.
We have been having some issues with the stats collection jobs failing and turning the status of the collector to down, so I was trying to wade through the voluminous logs and noticed these ERROR messages occurring regularly. One less thing to look into now
Thanks.
Cheers,
Milos

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