Am creating three sets of numbers from one source file. Each set has a different attribute structure.
I want to fan these out into separate tabs of an Excel spreadsheet, using a created attribute that is common to the three streams, but has a different value for each.
Have tried every permutation of setting I can think of in the Writer/dynamic schema defn, and cannot get it to respect the three different attribute schemas.
Feels like this should be easy, but…..🤔
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Fanning out different attribute schemas to different Excel tabs
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p_c_20 wrote:
Am creating three sets of numbers from one source file. Each set has a different attribute structure.
I want to fan these out into separate tabs of an Excel spreadsheet, using a created attribute that is common to the three streams, but has a different value for each.
Have tried every permutation of setting I can think of in the Writer/dynamic schema defn, and cannot get it to respect the three different attribute schemas.
Feels like this should be easy, but…..🤔
If each tab has a different schema, then you need to either send a schema feature in advance of the data features, or have the schema attached to each data feature.
The SchemaScanner is the easiest way to accomplish this.
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p_c_20 wrote:
Am creating three sets of numbers from one source file. Each set has a different attribute structure.
I want to fan these out into separate tabs of an Excel spreadsheet, using a created attribute that is common to the three streams, but has a different value for each.
Have tried every permutation of setting I can think of in the Writer/dynamic schema defn, and cannot get it to respect the three different attribute schemas.
Feels like this should be easy, but…..🤔
If each tab has a different schema, then you need to either send a schema feature in advance of the data features, or have the schema attached to each data feature.
The SchemaScanner is the easiest way to accomplish this.
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