I've added 7 individual Feature Types to my Workspace and want to expose fme_basename and mapinfo_type for each of them. Is there a quick way of doing this that will save me from having to edit the properties of each Feature Type one by one?
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Expose Format Attributes such as fme_basename for multiple Feature Types in one go?
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Best answer by tim_wood
Found it - you can do it when adding the Reader...
Reader > Add Reader
Select the datasets to read (in this case several MapInfo TAB files)
Click Parameters
Expand Schema Attributes and select fme_basename and mapinfo_type as additional attributes to expose.
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Sure, look at the "Apply to" button at the bottom of the dialog.
https://docs.safe.com/fme/html/FME_Desktop_Documentation/FME_Workbench/!FeatureTypeProperties/writer_feature_type_props_editing.htm
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Found it - you can do it when adding the Reader...
Reader > Add Reader
Select the datasets to read (in this case several MapInfo TAB files)
Click Parameters
Expand Schema Attributes and select fme_basename and mapinfo_type as additional attributes to expose.
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Sure, look at the "Apply to" button at the bottom of the dialog.