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how to change the publish parameter values for each run in fme server ?

Forum|Forum|7 years ago
March 14, 2018
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f.kemminje
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Hi Team Fmeiers,

I wanted to change the publish parameter value in fme server for each run. for example

existing system we have is:

fme desktop,in my fmw file the buffer value is published. and every time i run thru batch file, i can change the buffer values by editing batch file.

fme.exe c:\\temp\\create_road.fmw --buffer 50

fme.exe c:\\temp\\create_road.fmw --buffer 100

fme.exe c:\\temp\\create_road.fmw --buffer 150

here the bat file calls the same fme workspace three times with different buffer values.

calling this batch file windows scheduler , three different time intervals.

upgraded to fme server 2017

Now, this fmw file is published in fme server and this job is scheduled in server three times a week

how can I achieve the same task using fme server.

your help will be appreciated.

Best answer by david_r

The easiest is to create three different schedules, one for each buffer size.

Next step could be to chain the workspaces together with e.g. a master workspace and three FMEServerJobSubmitters with different buffer sizes. You can then create a single schedule for the master workspace.

The black belt solution is to do the same thing using notifications :-)

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Forum|Forum|7 years ago
March 14, 2018

The easiest is to create three different schedules, one for each buffer size.

Next step could be to chain the workspaces together with e.g. a master workspace and three FMEServerJobSubmitters with different buffer sizes. You can then create a single schedule for the master workspace.

The black belt solution is to do the same thing using notifications :-)