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  • January 4, 2018
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ingalla
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Hello

I have a large GML dataset which contains various lists. My question is this, how can I filter this data by each list and send those records and attributes in different directions, rather than sending all of the data to multiple attribute keepers which is slowing down performance.

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daveatsafe
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  • January 4, 2018

Hi @ingalla,

You may find the ListSearcher transformer useful for filtering on list values. As well, individual list elements can be tested like regular attributes in any of the test transformers, if you supply the element index to test.


ingalla
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  • January 5, 2018

Hi @ingalla,

You may find the ListSearcher transformer useful for filtering on list values. As well, individual list elements can be tested like regular attributes in any of the test transformers, if you supply the element index to test.

@DaveAtSafe thanks for your answer, but how would i send all attributes from list1 one direction and all attributes for list2 in another direction. Sorry if i have missed the point...


ingalla
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  • January 5, 2018

@DaveAtSafe thanks for your answer, but how would i send all attributes from list1 one direction and all attributes for list2 in another direction. Sorry if i have missed the point...


jdh
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  • January 8, 2018

Can you set up you reader in such a way that each list is a different feature type? This may require using the xml rather than gml reader.