I think no but just to be sure: Is it possible to use a select statement on a geodatabase using the File Geodb Open API reader? I know the tooltip, just double checking with the community before going another route...
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Select statement using File Geodb Open API.
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Interestingly, a where-clause is actually supported in the regular reader:
But I was unable to find similar possibilities in the FeatureReader. Would be interesting to hear from Safe if the difference is intended.
+64Interestingly, a where-clause is actually supported in the regular reader:
But I was unable to find similar possibilities in the FeatureReader. Would be interesting to hear from Safe if the difference is intended.
Freaking great! And it works like it should! Now I only have to find a way to dynamically fill the where clause without having to use a WorkspaceRunner... Thanks for this quick reply, I should test and try the old readers more often before posting.
Vote here for the idea to add where-clause support for the FILEGDB format in the FeatureReader:
https://knowledge.safe.com/idea/54714/featurereader-and-filegdb-with-where-clause.html