What what is the precise format for these entries ?
Do the file paths need to enclosed in quotes ? Either seperately or all-in-one ?
What separartor character needs to go between each path ?
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Multiple files for SourceDataset ?
If I want to run a workspace, either as a workspace or as a job on an FME server, I want to assign values to its published SourceDataset entries.
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Just to wrap this up:
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There seems to be a bug in version 2013 that "decodes" all other occurances of "\\\\" than the first one.
The work-around is to split the UNC part from the (relative) path parts, and instead of just a comma separated list of paths (i.e. "path1,path2,path3"), create an expression as follows:
"UNC_part{rel_path1,rel_path2,rel_path3}"
Of course this only works if all paths have the exact same UNC part. Which they fortunately have in my case :-)
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I should add, that I'm using UNC paths, i.e. paths that start with "\\\\".
This seems to pose problems in itself, as a double backslash somewhere along the line is interpreted to be a single backslash !??
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Just to wrap this up:
There seems to be a bug in version 2013 that "decodes" all other occurances of "\\\\" than the first one.
The work-around is to split the UNC part from the (relative) path parts, and instead of just a comma separated list of paths (i.e. "path1,path2,path3"), create an expression as follows:
"UNC_part{rel_path1,rel_path2,rel_path3}"
Of course this only works if all paths have the exact same UNC part. Which they fortunately have in my case :-)
Cheers
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