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How does featurereader read features from FME format?
FeatureReader. Reads features from any FME-supported format. A complete read is done for each feature that enters the Initiator port. The features resulting from the read are output either through named output ports or through the generic output port.
How to read files one by one with FME?
As is always the case there are several different ways you can achieve the right result using FME. Here are two approaches you could consider: Approach 1: MS-DOS Batch Script. When you run a workspace from within FME Workbench what you are actually doing is executing the command-line fme executable.
How to reuse a user parameter in FME?
Once you create a user parameter, you can use it in several ways: Right-click on the parameter and select Duplicate to create another parameter with similar settings, and edit as desired. Richt-click on the parameter and select Copy. To reuse the parameter in another workspace, right-click in the canvas and select Paste.
When does the multi reader run out of readers?
During an FME run, the Multi-Reader cycles through each individual reader and sends features on to the rest of FME as they are read. When the first reader reaches the end of its data, the second reader is activated. This continues until the Multi-Reader runs out of readers: Multi-Reader Process
What are format parameters for FME database reader?
As with other database readers in FME, the Format Parameters are used to determine which feature classes and tables to read. WHERE clauses and bounding box constraints can be used to further limit the data read. The writer exports data to a new or existing File Geodatabase using the File Geodatabase API.
Where are geodatabase text columns stored in FME?
Unicode Support: Geodatabase text columns are stored in the UTF-16 encoding on Windows platforms, and in UTF-32 encoding on Linux platforms. FME can read and write this data. Feature Datasets: Feature datasets are read and written. On read, they are included in FME’s feature type names.
When does FME _ where result in feature rejection?
To advanced users who are accustomed to using fme_where, if Feature Operation is set to Update, Delete, or fme_db_operation, an fme_where attribute that conflicts with Match Columns or WHERE Clause will result in feature rejection. The name of the feature dataset to which a feature class belongs.