Hi jp, perhaps rather than an attributekeeper, you may want to try attributeexposer if there are missing attribute. Also on the output writer (feature type), there is another tab called 'format attributes'. You can tick/expose these if you want them written out in addition to those specified on the user attribute definition
Thanks for the info. I've just had a look into it and am getting the same problem.
Tried attribute exposer but it's all autocad related and doesn't have the ones I need. I literally just want to send the attributes shown beneath to a csv writer.
I tried and they won't show up when I open the csv writer.
If I manually type them into user attribues, they add a 00 at the end and won't translate.
They are not showing up in 'format attributes'
I think there's something basic I'm missing here as this shouldn't be this hard.
Cheers
OK i think the attributeexposer looks about right. Inspect the results of this transformer and check all the values are there. Then connect it to the writer.
Remove any '....00' records in the attributedefinition
Write the output and inspect to see if the format attributes have indeed written
It's still not working, have tried a few diff. ways and they won't show up in the attribute exposer. Can't select anywhere in the CSV writer either..... stumped.
So the output is not writing the CSV as per what expections? You want a mixture of user attributes, these need to be passed to the writer.... and format attributes - which you either expose before the writer OR tick them on in the writer format attribute tab
Perhaps you can share your workspace. If you run it with feature cache, you can go File Save As > Template. Tick on feature cache. Attach the fmwt
So the output is not writing the CSV as per what expections? You want a mixture of user attributes, these need to be passed to the writer.... and format attributes - which you either expose before the writer OR tick them on in the writer format attribute tab
Perhaps you can share your workspace. If you run it with feature cache, you can go File Save As > Template. Tick on feature cache. Attach the fmwt
I've just attached, thank you !
I've just attached, thank you !
Hi @jp12212 fme* attributes can't be written out to CSV2. I don't remember the reason but this is likely intentional. Use an AttributeCopier instead of an AttributeExposer to set those format attributes to more meaningful field names.
I somehow got this to work - I clicked between 'manual', 'automatic' and 'dynamic' under attribute definition under user attributes.
Thanks all for the assistance.