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Automatically detecting change of a attribute revision

  • November 12, 2019
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Hi guys,

I have created an FME workbench that runs an output. This I have then automated by adding it into a batch file and run via a scheduler. I have an issue where a certain attribute I have to manually change in the attribute manager due to its revision.

I was thinking of using the counter and also read this article https://knowledge.safe.com/articles/33899/change-detection-2.html but not sure how exactly the workbench wil detect the change of the new revision. The other option maybe having a popup box similar to counter that suggests you need to add the revision but unsure if this can be picked up in the .bat or via another method.

Example - Currently it is, for example, it is: DG01 and then next weeks run it will be DG02 but that will have to be manually changed.

 

 

 

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ebygomm
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  • November 13, 2019

If it's a weekly thing and you want to increment by 1 each week, you could evaluate the current date against the starting date and calculate the number of weeks to get your revision number.


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