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Hello , i would like to use a date (20221117) as an attribute , how can i do ?

  • 17 November 2022
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Today i use the datetimestamper to have my date in a string, but i want to convert to an attribute

 

Thanks in advance and sorry for my bad english ! 🙂

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Best answer by geomancer 17 November 2022, 15:18

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redgeographics
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The output of the DateTimeStamper is already an attribute. You do need to make sure you have that attribute defined on your output feature type though.

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Thanks for your quick answer, indeed it's an attribute , called "_timestamp" , i need to replace "_timestamp" with the date of today

geomancer
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You can do this in an AttributeManager.

The attribute will not be exposed. To expose the attribute, you will have to enter it's actual name in an AttributeExposer.

Date_as_Attribute_Name

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Thanks for your answer geomancer

 

After using your tips , i obtain this screenshot, is it normal ? imageimage

geomancer
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In the AttributeExposer, you have to enter 20221121 (or any other attribute name you want to expose). Entering @Value(_timestamp) will not work.

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