Reference: Extracting a schema subset for dynamic schemas
- SCHEMASUBSET.zip contains 4 fds files, is there any difference each of them?
- All the 4 fds files when opened in FME Desktop, giving the below warning.
Question - Extracting a schema subset for dynamic schemas
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17 August 2022
Hi @ranga_tolapi
The datasets on that article need to be extracted to the <Documents>/FME/Formats folder on your computer. Then restart FME Workbench and you can find the custom format in the reader by typing in "Subset of Source Schema"
Please note that is article is very old, and those files may not work with newer versions of FME as the Python versions have changed. I have prioritized this article for a potential update after the FME User Conference next week and will update this question once it has been reviewed.
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5 October 2022
Hi @lizatsafe, this is to let you know that I am still awaiting for your valuable update.
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5 October 2022
Hi @lizatsafe, this is to let you know that I am still awaiting for your valuable update.
Hi @ranga_tolapi The article Extracting a Schema Subset for Dynamic Schemas has now been updated with updated step-by-step instructions and Python code.
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