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Hi,

In regards to my previous question, I have tried finding how to read shapefile from AWS directly and read it (though seems to be quite slow). This possibility can neglect the use of multiple WorkspaceRunners(and I am still not sure how to use that)

shp reader- Select file from web- Browse S3- Authenticate- Choose shapefile.

my case:

C:\PATH\ABC\ABC_Q1.SHP

C:\PATH\ABC\ABC_Q2.SHP

C:\PATH\ABC\DEF_Q.SHP

C:\PATH\ABC\GHI_Q2.SHP

So, I can basically select 1 shapefile and process it at one go but really not sure about reading multiple files

in one go.

S3 path: fme://amazon-s3/ABW_C_Q4.zip?id=prithvi-output%2FqualityLevel%2FABW%2FABW_C_Q4.zip&connection=parashas%20Amazon%20Web%20Services

Tried using * in place of ABW_C_Q4 and ABW but doesn't really help.

@dewan

If you are looking at reading merged datasets, check this link:

Merging Similar Datasets

hope that helps

happy fme-ing :-)

srg

@dewan

If you are looking at reading merged datasets, check this link:

Merging Similar Datasets

hope that helps

happy fme-ing :-)

srg

I am looking to fetch the data from AWS, not from the local drive(just below the Select Multiple Files/Folders).

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