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How to dynamically feed different parameter values to a workspace in the server Automation?


aguan
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I have a workspace that takes one published parameter to run through. I want to set up a FME server weekly automation, and each weekly run includes running the workspace multiple times, each with a different parameter value. The parameter values are stored in a text file. Seems to be simple? But I can't think of a good way to do this. Still new to the FME server automation. I am using FME 2019.2.1, both desktop and server.

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aguan wrote:

our test server is 2020.1, but I don't see how to do this either in it. Any clue?

If the parameter values are always in the same text file, why not simply let a "master" workspace read the thext file and e.g. use the FMEServerJobSubmitter to launch the "child" workspace once for each of the parameter values.

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david_r
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  • December 3, 2020

Is upgrading to 2020.x an option? Automations did get a serious improvement compared to 2019.


aguan
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  • December 3, 2020

our test server is 2020.1, but I don't see how to do this either in it. Any clue?


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  • December 4, 2020
aguan wrote:

our test server is 2020.1, but I don't see how to do this either in it. Any clue?

If the parameter values are always in the same text file, why not simply let a "master" workspace read the thext file and e.g. use the FMEServerJobSubmitter to launch the "child" workspace once for each of the parameter values.


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  • December 6, 2020
david_r wrote:

If the parameter values are always in the same text file, why not simply let a "master" workspace read the thext file and e.g. use the FMEServerJobSubmitter to launch the "child" workspace once for each of the parameter values.

@david_r. This works exactly like what I wanted. Thanks you very much.


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