Put a Tester between the reader and the featurereader to test @Value(fme_feature_type_name) LIKE '%M_CSCL%' and remove the where clause from the featurereader.
Put a Tester between the reader and the featurereader to test @Value(fme_feature_type_name) LIKE '%M_CSCL%' and remove the where clause from the featurereader.
Thanks, however, frustratingly despite doing the above, all the feature_type_names pass the Tester.
Is there something askew with the Schema (Any Format) Reader ?
Thanks, however, frustratingly despite doing the above, all the feature_type_names pass the Tester.
Is there something askew with the Schema (Any Format) Reader ?
Without data and workspace it is hard to say, but I guess your did not got the syntax right.
This should work fine.
I can't comment on the Schema (Any Format) Reader as I never use it. I only use FeatureReaders and when I want to read schema's I set the Features To Read to Schema Features.
Thanks, however, frustratingly despite doing the above, all the feature_type_names pass the Tester.
Is there something askew with the Schema (Any Format) Reader ?
Here's a test dataset, I'll try the above
Thanks, however, frustratingly despite doing the above, all the feature_type_names pass the Tester.
Is there something askew with the Schema (Any Format) Reader ?
thank you @nielsgerrits this is great.
Adding on to the above ... I'd like to add an Attribute Manager to the passed features, add/remove some, and write to a FGB. However, only the schema is coming through ..
the attributes of '%M_CSCL%' objects are ..
How can we pass the feature geometry/attributes through this process as well ?
Thanks, however, frustratingly despite doing the above, all the feature_type_names pass the Tester.
Is there something askew with the Schema (Any Format) Reader ?
I think you forgot the next step, adding another FeatureReader to read the data from the featureclass which you tested.