Hi,

 

 

I've never made the effort to learn TCL, so I can't help you there, unfortunately. If it can help, equivalent in Python would be

 

 

fmeobjects.FMELogFile().logMessageString("MyPublishedParameter is: " + FME_MacroValuesl"MyPublishedParameter"], fmeobjects.FME_INFORM)

 

 

As I see it, there are currently three issues with outputting the published parameters to the log:

1. The workspace parameters are currently echoed to the Workbench log window on execution, but they are not written to the log file.
2. FME_MacroValues contains a lot of internal stuff that is of no interest to the regular user, so logging everything makes little sense.
3. There is, as far as I can tell, no way to get a list of all the values in FME_MacroValues that correspond to a published or private parameter.

All together it makes it a bit complicated to print e.g. only the published parameters to a log file in a simple and automated way.

 

 

My solution for QC-based logs have so far been to use a Python shutdown script to write a custom log file containing the published parameters and the number of features read and written. The list of the values passed to FME_MacroValues has to be hard-coded into the script, though, so that only the relevant parameters are echoed.

 

 

Hopefully this can give you some ideas.

 

 

David

---

Thank you.  That works great.

---