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How to select feature types from two data sources using one published parameter in dynamic reading?

  • April 24, 2020
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jochgem
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Hi there!

 

I have an FME Workspace with two dynamic readers for two data sources with different schema names (or no schema name at all).

 

As the content of both data sources use a very similar data model, with only the schema name different, it would be user friendly to select the feature types only once using one Published Parameter called "FEATURE_TYPES" and not to have (as I have now) two Published Parameters called "FEATURE_TYPES_1" and "FEATURE_TYPES_2"

 

For example: in the File Geodatabase the fme_feature_type has the value "pGreen". In PostGIS the fme_feature_type has the value "Name_schema"."pGreen". Now I select twice the same objects using two separate Published Parameters .

 

Is it somehow possible, within one FME Workspace, to use a single Published Parameter "FEATURE_TYPES" to read both "pGreen" and "Name_schema"."pGreen"? Is there a trick?

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jochgem
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  • April 24, 2020

I just tried to work with Feature_Readers as Feature_Readers have the option to use attributes to fill the feature types.

 

Unfortunately, while possibly manually, I can no longer select the feature types that need to be processed using the tick boxes.

 

This is what I see in the Translation Parameter Values Menu:

 

 

And if I click on it this is what I can select: (the feature types previously read by normal Readers can no longer be read).

 

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