Greetings,
Is there a setting to set the date value out of the DateTimeStamper to say ISO?
Thank you,
Tyler
FME 2022.1
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DateTimeStamper set format out
+4- Contributor
Best answer by ebygomm
You can avoid the use of a DateTimeStamper and use the following in an AttributeCreator/AttributeManager to get the current date time and format it as required
@DateTimeFormat(@DateTimeNow(),%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S)
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+73- Celebrity
Sort of, pass the features into a datetimeconverter and from there you can change the format to ISO
+11- Contributor
Sort of, pass the features into a datetimeconverter and from there you can change the format to ISO
Indeed. Note that you can also create a custom transformer from this 'DateTimeStamper - DateTimeConverter' combination to form your very own ~'ISODateTimeStamper' ;)
+51- Evangelist
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You can avoid the use of a DateTimeStamper and use the following in an AttributeCreator/AttributeManager to get the current date time and format it as required
@DateTimeFormat(@DateTimeNow(),%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S)
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