Hi, I have simple workbench where outcome is saved as dynamic schema. Somehow, additional columns are added to attribute table of the feature classes in gdb. Any clue what is going on? 
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marta.podsiad wrote:
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This is because these attributes are generated by FME when reading the data. You can fix this in the SchemaScanner, in Ignore Attributes Containing. This should work:
^fme_|^geodb_|^multi_From the documentation:
Excluding Attributes
SchemaScanner processes all attributes on incoming features, including fme and format attributes. It is possible to ignore attributes using the Ignore Attributes Containing parameter.
Enter a regular expression, and matching attributes will be ignored.
For example, if the source data is CSV, you could use the regular expression ^fme_|^multi_|^csv_ to ignore any attributes starting with fme_, multi_, or csv_.
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nielsgerrits wrote:
It depends. Hoe did you set it up? Printscreen of workbench and writer settings?
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marta.podsiad wrote:
Workbench attached
This is because these attributes are generated by FME when reading the data. You can fix this in the SchemaScanner, in Ignore Attributes Containing. This should work:
^fme_|^geodb_|^multi_From the documentation:
Excluding Attributes
SchemaScanner processes all attributes on incoming features, including fme and format attributes. It is possible to ignore attributes using the Ignore Attributes Containing parameter.
Enter a regular expression, and matching attributes will be ignored.
For example, if the source data is CSV, you could use the regular expression ^fme_|^multi_|^csv_ to ignore any attributes starting with fme_, multi_, or csv_.
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