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Currently FME support upto LAS version 1.4. Would be great to be able to work with versions 2.0 and 3.0 as well.
***Note from Migration:*** Original Title was: A good method of upgrading FME Server between without using extra licenses for a testing environment
It would be useful to embed connection parameters when dealing with sql executor
ArcGIS ships with tile cache definitions for example in Pro at:C:Program FilesArcGISProResourcesTilingSchemesIt would be handy to import these when writing Geopackage - provided the scheme is compliant.@jakemolnar
To update a reader - just right click on it and select Update. As it is (unless I missed something - possible), when I modify a table or view in Oracle, to get the reader updated I have to presently: Click on Readers -> Update Feature Types... Select Reader it belongs to (hope you remembered) Click on Parameters... button (Thankfully 2015 "remembers the username and password") - Click on the ... button for the Table List Deselect everything I don't want to update Select the thing I do want to update Click OK Click OK Click OK Painful, lengthy, potentially error-prone process... do I need to say more?
Uploading the same named workspace seems to make no changes sometimes. (cached maybe?) current Workarounds are - rename the workspace to another name. Restart fme GUI sessions re-login (slower than 1st option) So can a 'replace' option in the upload to fmeserver from desktop to force the changes... to the same workspace. Maybe a replace, append or modified mode option? If possible.
Support reading/writing to HDFS and Hive and others -- indicate in the comments your ideas.
I often need to add spatial tables (PostGIS) and non spatial tables (PostgreSQL) in the same workspace.For spatial tables, I'm adding a PostGIS reader.For non spatial tables, I'm adding a PostgreSQL reader but I need to uncheck spatial tables because I dont want to read them with the PostgreSQL reader (the PostGIS reader already read them).And if I have many tables, it's not convenient.So I would like a parameter for the PostgreSQL reader to include/exclude spatial tables from the tables list or a symbol in the tables list to distinguish spatial and non spatial tables, or a button "select/unselect spatial tables".
If you write an FFS file with FME 2018, it's not readable by FME 2017. It would be nice if there was a parameter on the writer where you could specify compatibility with older versions
I have a number or workspaces that have become too big to see in full when I zoom all the way out. Now, I know what you're going to say: "Surely that goes against best practice!" or "Get a bigger monitor!" or even "Can't you now just use collapsible bookmarks!"Well I just think that this would be a nice to have. I'm kind of proud about how big my workflow is. I've documented it well and it's laid out in a way that makes sense to me. What are your thoughts on this?
Hello,please, is it possible to add typical combobox to PDFPageFormatter transformer parameters, for "Page Width" and "Page Height"? I miss quite a lot the offer to choose width and height according to attribute value.I miss combobox for parameters Page Width and Page Height like that:Thank You so much!Lubo
Add a writer so you can move terrainmodels, houses, road, pipes from FME to this great game! Based on the Unity 3D engine! http://www.citiesskylines.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xj4ciP0Riw
In many cases, especially when integrating FME Server in custom applications it is neccessary to know if a given parameter is optional or not. For example to give the user visual feedback if a certain parameter may not be empty. This information exists in the workbench, but is not published through the REST Interface.
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