Hi,
I try to load oracle tables dynamically and export them with a dynamic writer (sqlite).
It seems to work, but one area is always missing.
When I tried to re-create the source table, another area was systematically missing.
When I tried to read from another tables (also with areas) again one area was always missing.
Is it something I'm doing wrong or is this a bug ?
Details about the script :
Thanks !
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Hi @vdf, your configuration of Dynamic Schema Definition is wrong. Since you have left the Schema Source(s) the default "Schema From Schema Feature", the writer assumes the first feature is a schema feature. With your configuration, the writer uses the first feature to configure the destination schema, and won't write it to the destination dataset since it has "fme_schema_handling" with the value "schema_only".
In this case, you don't need to merge the schema feature coming from the <Schema> port to the data features coming from the <Generic> port. Try this workflow.
In addition, if the value of "TABLE_NAME" is always equal to the value of "fme_feature_type", this setting is also possible.
Hope this helps.
Hi @vdf, your configuration of Dynamic Schema Definition is wrong. Since you have left the Schema Source(s) the default "Schema From Schema Feature", the writer assumes the first feature is a schema feature. With your configuration, the writer uses the first feature to configure the destination schema, and won't write it to the destination dataset since it has "fme_schema_handling" with the value "schema_only".
In this case, you don't need to merge the schema feature coming from the <Schema> port to the data features coming from the <Generic> port. Try this workflow.
In addition, if the value of "TABLE_NAME" is always equal to the value of "fme_feature_type", this setting is also possible.
Hope this helps.
Thank you very much for your help and your time !
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