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  • April 1, 2018
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Hi Everyone,

I am writing to the AVF writer and then using the AVF reader in separate workbench. However, I noticed that there are two different naming conventions for Level _Ids under Sections category. See attached pictures. Is there a reason why they are different? I know that in the AVF Writer, it is a list, but the AVF Reader does not show it as a list. When I run the AVF reader in my workbench, level_id does not exist. I am using FME 2018.

Thanks!

David

Best answer by daveatsafe

Hi David,

The specifications for AVF 2.0 are still in flux, and so will be the AVF 2.0 writer in FME 2018.0 and 2018.1. The current release version should show level_id as a non-list attribute in both the reader and writer.

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  • April 4, 2018

Hi David,

The specifications for AVF 2.0 are still in flux, and so will be the AVF 2.0 writer in FME 2018.0 and 2018.1. The current release version should show level_id as a non-list attribute in both the reader and writer.

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Hi David,

The specifications for AVF 2.0 are still in flux, and so will be the AVF 2.0 writer in FME 2018.0 and 2018.1. The current release version should show level_id as a non-list attribute in both the reader and writer.

Thanks Dave! I will readjust.

 

 

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