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  • June 18, 2015
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Hi,

 

 

I've created a workspace to read and manipulate XML data and append the output to a csv file. Then I've gone through the batch deploy wizard to create and batch and tcl script to process all XML files (700+). Then I modify my batch script so that it runs with FME 64 bit instead of 32 bit.

 

 

Now the script is running, but can I add some parameter to see how many files are already processed?

 

Like before it starts reading a new XML file that it outputs like: " 3/700"? because now it's not easy to see how far it's gone through the files.

 

 

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And does anyone now how the input files are read?

 

 

Because when going through the wizard I select files from biggest to smalles one, if I check the files in the tcl script they are completely mixed through each other and if I check the preliminary output I see that it's following kind of string alphabetic sorting (but then I'm missing some files for the moment, it's still not finished running and maybe those are processed later on)
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And does anyone now how the input files are read?

 

 

Because when going through the wizard I select files from biggest to smalles one, if I check the files in the tcl script they are completely mixed through each other and if I check the preliminary output I see that it's following kind of string alphabetic sorting (but then I'm missing some files for the moment, it's still not finished running and maybe those are processed later on)

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