+15Hey,
I'm having trouble removing the _ForceDataType from dynamic outputs in the following flow. The input schema is unknown so the AttributeExposer and than AttributeRemover does not work. So in a xml the _ForceDataType and in a shp _ForceData attribute is present in the output of the writer.
The origin of this attribute is the SchemaSetter see below and i use the No setting for this option. The output is set on dynamic schema, same as the attributes.
Best answer by nathanatsafe
Hi @JeroenR, @takashi, @david_r,
I didn't realize I had affected this case by implementing the force data type option in the SchemaSetter. Thanks to Takashi's simple suggestion the '_ForceDataType' attribute should not be anywhere on the output schema. I've published the updates on FME Hub.
Thanks!
Nathan
+15When closing my workspace is saw a setting i had never seen before. Sorry for the question and hope none of you lost any time for it.
A very simple attributes to remove in the writer does the trick of removing this what i could not remove in the flow itself.
When closing my workspace is saw a setting i had never seen before. Sorry for the question and hope none of you lost any time for it.
A very simple attributes to remove in the writer does the trick of removing this what i could not remove in the flow itself.
When closing my workspace is saw a setting i had never seen before. Sorry for the question and hope none of you lost any time for it.
A very simple attributes to remove in the writer does the trick of removing this what i could not remove in the flow itself.
It would be better to modify the Python script in order to exclude "_FourceDataType" from the schema definition, @NathanAtSafe. For example:
#loop through all attributes and add to schema if they fail exclusion criteria
i=0
ExcludedAttributes=str(feature.getAttribute('_AttributesToExclude')).split(",")
ExcludedAttributes.append('_ForceDataType') ### Add this line!
+9It would be better to modify the Python script in order to exclude "_FourceDataType" from the schema definition, @NathanAtSafe. For example:
#loop through all attributes and add to schema if they fail exclusion criteria
i=0
ExcludedAttributes=str(feature.getAttribute('_AttributesToExclude')).split(",")
ExcludedAttributes.append('_ForceDataType') ### Add this line!
Hi @JeroenR, @takashi, @david_r,
I didn't realize I had affected this case by implementing the force data type option in the SchemaSetter. Thanks to Takashi's simple suggestion the '_ForceDataType' attribute should not be anywhere on the output schema. I've published the updates on FME Hub.
Thanks!
Nathan