hi,
is it possible to make a published parametre for the table qualifier of postgis writer ?
thx a lot for ur help
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there is a way to make a published parametre for the table qualifier of postgis writer ?
Best answer by takashi
Hi,
You can create a user parameter from the menu button beside the Table Qualifier field in the writer feature type properties dialog.
Takashi
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I haven't tried, but perhaps inserting something like this could work
$(MY_PUBLISHED_PARAMETER)David
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Hi,
You can create a user parameter from the menu button beside the Table Qualifier field in the writer feature type properties dialog.
Takashi
david_r wrote:
I haven't tried, but perhaps inserting something like this could work
$(MY_PUBLISHED_PARAMETER)David
Hi David,
Thx for ur answer but it doesnt work :/
best regards
Hi Takashi,
thx for ur answer but there is no way to make a user parametre in my writer :/
Which version of FME u have ?
best regards
david_r wrote:
I haven't tried, but perhaps inserting something like this could work
$(MY_PUBLISHED_PARAMETER)David
Sorry for my last msg ! it WORK :)
Thank u David
Best regards
bajbouja wrote:
Hi Takashi,
thx for ur answer but there is no way to make a user parametre in my writer :/
Which version of FME u have ?
best regards
oh, you are using FME 2015.0 or earlier? Although there isn't the menu button for the table qualifier field in your version, you can set a user parameter name to the field directly, as David mentioned.
In 2015.1+, the menu button has been added to the field.
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You can always use a published parameter, fetch that into an attribute with a ParameterFetcher and use a Fanout to create the table by that name.
+44- Safer
david_r wrote:
I haven't tried, but perhaps inserting something like this could work
$(MY_PUBLISHED_PARAMETER)David
Hi David - I set Takashi's answer to accepted rather than yours, because that's the way it should be from now on I think.
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