How can I expose the "table name" parameter in the dialog box of the Oracle reader as an attribute I can use in a writer (to force it lowercase)?
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Oracle reader table name exposed as attribute?
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Hi @hallkbrdz,
If you expose the format attribute "fme_feature_type" on the Oracle reader, you should get the Schema.Table name from the Oracle reader. Then you could use a StringReplacer to remove the "Schema." from the attribute values to get just the table name.
- Andrea
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Hi @hallkbrdz,
If you expose the format attribute "fme_feature_type" on the Oracle reader, you should get the Schema.Table name from the Oracle reader. Then you could use a StringReplacer to remove the "Schema." from the attribute values to get just the table name.
- Andrea