I think you are looking for the option "fanout dataset". You can choose the fme_basename as fanout attribute.

It might be that you'll have to use An AttributeExposer to make fme_basename visible. If that doesn't work, you can expose it as a Format Attribute from the reader.

Now you'll get a GDB for each RVZ

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I think you are looking for the option "fanout dataset". You can choose the fme_basename as fanout attribute.

It might be that you'll have to use An AttributeExposer to make fme_basename visible. If that doesn't work, you can expose it as a Format Attribute from the reader.

Now you'll get a GDB for each RVZ

 

Hello sir,

 

Thanks for your replay,

 

Am new to this environment,If possible please provide work space for this type of conversions

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If I understand your question, you have already prepared the workbench to convert RVZ to GDB and you want same to be as batch process for more than 1 file. Right?

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Hello sir,

 

Thanks for your replay,

 

Am new to this environment,If possible please provide work space for this type of conversions

It might be a challenge to create a workspace for you without using your data. This is because there are a number of variables, such as the quality of the RVZ-file, that'll impact the result.

 

 

I would start with the workspace for a single conversion and adjust the following. Afterwards you can select all files to process them at once.

 

 

As stated in my (updated) answer, enable the 'fme_basename' as a Format Attribute on the reader side:

 

 

And go to the navigator pane, open your writer and select 'Fanout Dataset'. There you can choose the folder to write to and the attribute to use for writing your GDB file. You'll have to add the ".gdb" extension for the filegeodatase, otherwise it will be written without.

 

 

Hope this helps.

 

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It might be a challenge to create a workspace for you without using your data. This is because there are a number of variables, such as the quality of the RVZ-file, that'll impact the result.

 

 

I would start with the workspace for a single conversion and adjust the following. Afterwards you can select all files to process them at once.

 

 

As stated in my (updated) answer, enable the 'fme_basename' as a Format Attribute on the reader side:

 

 

And go to the navigator pane, open your writer and select 'Fanout Dataset'. There you can choose the folder to write to and the attribute to use for writing your GDB file. You'll have to add the ".gdb" extension for the filegeodatase, otherwise it will be written without.

 

 

Hope this helps.

 

Thankyou..

 

 

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If I understand your question, you have already prepared the workbench to convert RVZ to GDB and you want same to be as batch process for more than 1 file. Right?

Yes sir...

 

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Thankyou..

 

 

Hello lars,

 

I have tried Batch process with your help but am getting fatal error when am running it can you please check images attached and let me now what is mistake am doing ..

 

That will be more helpful to me

 

Thanks in advance...untitled.jpg

 

 

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