Hello everybody,
i know it is possible to run a FME workspace by using a a batch file. But what is the command in the batch to run this workspace with prompt?
With kindest regards,
Felix
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Running a workspace with prompt using a batch file
Best answer by redgeographics
You could run "fmequicktranslator.exe myworkspace.fmw", that will pop up the Quick Translator with that workspace so your user will get the parameters dialog.
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You could run "fmequicktranslator.exe myworkspace.fmw", that will pop up the Quick Translator with that workspace so your user will get the parameters dialog.
+2Hi @felixderglueckl
What is suggested above, or run the Workspace in FME Desktop then look at the top of the log file for the command. You don't get the prompt however!
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Hi @felixderglueckl
What is suggested above, or run the Workspace in FME Desktop then look at the top of the log file for the command. You don't get the prompt however!
+2But that wouldn't prompt, right, just take the parameters as they are specified?
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I don't think it is possible to have the prompts popping up when a airspace is run from a batch file. However you could add variables from the dos prompt in the batch file if not mistaken .