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Batch process DGN to GDB

  • May 19, 2016
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Hi , I'm trying to generate a batch process to convert "n" DGN's to "n" differents GDB's. I know that with the workspaceRunner I could do it , but I don't know how to create different ouputs for any input , Any idea ???.

Thanks in advanced for your help.

Regards !!

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zzupljanin
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  • May 19, 2016

You could do it if you expose fme_basename attribute in reader and writer, then check Fanout by Dataset (fme_basename) and then batch deploy all dgn's you want. This will write new GDB's named as DGN's.

Hope that will help.

stalknecht
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  • May 19, 2016

The trick is to use a single merged feature type for the reader in the workspace that you will use in the workspacerunner. You also can create a published parameter for the writer. Then you can set this parameter in the workspacerunner. A Directory and filepath reader is also handy.

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thanks for your answers , I'll try !!! thanks again ...

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Thanks janin ... it works OK !! , Stalch I haven't tested your solution , sure is good idea also , I've tested the first that I've seen. Thanks to two !!

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