Hi, I used an AttributeFilter transformer to split attributes. I want to write each of them as a feature class in a new file geodatabase. What is the best way to do that?
Thank you for your assistance.
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Split attributes and write them as feature classes in a new file geodatabase
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Hi Marjan,
I’m not to sure what you mean, but after the attributefilter you could use a attribute creator to create an attribute which contains the name of your featureclass. In the featurewriter you set the name to the attribute field:
You could also, in your featurewriter, fix the names.
then you can directly connect the filter ports of your attribute filter to the writer:\
Is this what you are looking for?
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Hi Marjan,
I’m not to sure what you mean, but after the attributefilter you could use a attribute creator to create an attribute which contains the name of your featureclass. In the featurewriter you set the name to the attribute field:
You could also, in your featurewriter, fix the names.
then you can directly connect the filter ports of your attribute filter to the writer:\
Is this what you are looking for?