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URL data type to string

  • August 9, 2017
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Hi ,

I am trying to convert an access file to gml. I have an attribute in an access table that is of URL data type (with a value: www.test.com). I am mapping this attribute with the corresponding attribute of the writer that is of xml_buffer data type (the writer is defined based on an existing application schema). Then, in the produced GML, it appears like this: #www.test.com#

Could you please let me know how I could avoid these # (hashtags)?

Thanks you in advance,

Valantis

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How does the FME Data Inspector show it?

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Hi,

It looks like this.

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