Hi Gianluca,
There are several ways to define a published parameter, I couldn't reproduced the same behavior as yours. How did you create new parameter? I think the quickest way is to use "Create User Parameter" functionality while setting transformer parameters.
Takashi
Thanks Takashi,
But that's what I was doing. After creating the User Parameter through 'Link To Parameter' for the first joiner, the newly created parameter is successful.
Then I move to the next Joiner and do the same - the latter user parameter overwrites the one I created previously.
Apologies if I am not being clear - I am new in this published parameters....
Thanks
Gianluca
Sounds strange... well, try another way to define a user parameter.
Right-click "Published Parameters" node on the Navigator window, select "Add Parameter" to open "Add/Edit Parameter" dialog box.
In the dialog box, select "Filename (Existing)" as Type and specify other required items. Create 2 parameters with this way, and then link each Joiner Dataset to the associated parameter seperately. Again, I couldn't reproduce a situation similar to yours in FME 2013 SP4. Which version FME are you using ?