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Hi Community,
I am developing a workbench which is reading and writing data to ArcSDE Geodatabase. As per the information which is available in the Knowledge base I need to have ArcGIS Enterprise(Server) Software to be installed and Licensed in the same machine of FME Flow installation. Here my question is: If I have the ArcGIS Server License which is installed in some other machine, can I assign the License with the FME Flow machine?
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When FME Flow connects to ArcGIS (SDE), ArcGIS server must be installed AND licensed on the same FME flow Engine service machine. The ArcGIS version must be compatible with FME: Notes on FME and Esri Versions and Compatibility.
More information on using FME Flow with ESRI ArcGIS software is available in this link
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It is hard to give a correct response on this, because legally you are only allowed to install FME server and ArcGIS Enterprise on the same machine.
It is technically possible to install ArcGIS Pro with a standalone license on the same machine as FME server, and I have seen posts where users were told (not by Safe employees) the were allowed to do this as they already had Enterprise installed.
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The link above states the following about fme flow being able to read esri formats:
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There are a couple of options here.
One is to install a FME Flow Engine on the ArcGIS Server host. Then route the Esri jobs via a separate FME Flow Queue to the remote Esri Engine.
The second option is, if applicable, to use the Readers/Writers for Esri ArcGIS Portal (or Esri ArcGIS Online) Feature Services. Then you don’t need a Esri Server license, i.e.you can run the FME Engine on any host available. However, for bulk loading large datasets I would go with the first option.
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The answer to my question is available in the below link.
https://support.safe.com/s/article/using-fme-server-with-esri-software
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