I want to convert a set of shape files to ESRI GDB format. And I need convert only the features based on the conditions in python. How to do it
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How to select a particular layer in FME - Python scripting?
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Hi @jelangokvp, it's hard to provide a concrete solution since the optimal solution could be different depending on what the conditions are. And, in many cases, you can filter features easily using regular transformer(s) without Python scripting. Is there any specific reason for using Python?
Hi @jelangokvp, it's hard to provide a concrete solution since the optimal solution could be different depending on what the conditions are. And, in many cases, you can filter features easily using regular transformer(s) without Python scripting. Is there any specific reason for using Python?
Hi @jelangokvp, it's hard to provide a concrete solution since the optimal solution could be different depending on what the conditions are. And, in many cases, you can filter features easily using regular transformer(s) without Python scripting. Is there any specific reason for using Python?
Hi @jelangokvp, it's hard to provide a concrete solution since the optimal solution could be different depending on what the conditions are. And, in many cases, you can filter features easily using regular transformer(s) without Python scripting. Is there any specific reason for using Python?
I want select the features which overlaps with another features
Hi @jelangokvp, it's hard to provide a concrete solution since the optimal solution could be different depending on what the conditions are. And, in many cases, you can filter features easily using regular transformer(s) without Python scripting. Is there any specific reason for using Python?
Hi @jelangokvp, it's hard to provide a concrete solution since the optimal solution could be different depending on what the conditions are. And, in many cases, you can filter features easily using regular transformer(s) without Python scripting. Is there any specific reason for using Python?
Hi @jelangokvp, it's hard to provide a concrete solution since the optimal solution could be different depending on what the conditions are. And, in many cases, you can filter features easily using regular transformer(s) without Python scripting. Is there any specific reason for using Python?
