Hi,
Is it possible to use FME functions like @DateTimeFormat in SQL Editors ?
I would like to use the "SQL to run before write" field in my writer to create a backup of the destination table whose name contains the current date as suffix.
Example:
create table myschema.mytable_@DateTimeFormat(@DateTimeNow(), %Y%m%d)) as select * from myschema.mytable;
But this doesn't work, even with single or double quotes around the FME functions...
Thanks for any help,
Christian
+49I'm wondering if FME sends the content of that editor to the database as-is... what happens if you build the SQL query in an attribute first and then use that to fill the editor?
Thanks for the answer, I tried your proposition with an AttributeCreator that creates an attribute attSqlBeforeWrite that contains my SQL instruction. And I inserted only @Value(attSqlBeforeWrite) in the SQL Editor of "SQL to run before write".
This new attribute is filled correctly (with the correct suffix in my table name) but I got a syntax error near near "@" at the execution of the SQL to run before write.
+38Thanks for the answer, I tried your proposition with an AttributeCreator that creates an attribute attSqlBeforeWrite that contains my SQL instruction. And I inserted only @Value(attSqlBeforeWrite) in the SQL Editor of "SQL to run before write".
This new attribute is filled correctly (with the correct suffix in my table name) but I got a syntax error near near "@" at the execution of the SQL to run before write.
Why not create the timestamp in sql?
Why not create the timestamp in sql?
How would you do that ?
I'm not trying to build a value with a timestamp but a table name.
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