I have the following database:
Table_source
ID,CATEGORY,TYPE,REMARK
1,TEST,TYPE 1,NO REMARK
What I need to do is export this to 2 XML files
Table_export_1
ID,CATEGORY
1,TEST
Table_export_2
ID,TYPE,REMARK
1,TYPE 1,NO REMARK
The problem is that I can't find how to do this, I've tried with a SchemaMapper, but I always get a 1:1 result instead of a 1:n result.
Can anyone help me out?
Thanks in advance.
It has be based on an external Excel or CSV, and the output should be multiple XML files.
How about using two writers? Just branch the feature flow into two streams, and make each writer write required attributes only.
Takashi
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Yes Takashi's suggestion is the easiest and most efficient, its just a matter of removing/keeping the correspoinding attribues.
Itay
+21
1. Create custom formats to extract schema subsets. Dynamic schema partial merge from 2 data sources http://fmepedia.safe.com/AnswersQuestionDetail?id=906a0000000cokTAAQ Extracting a schema subset for dynamic schemas http://fmepedia.safe.com/articles/How_To/Extracting-a-schema-subset-for-dynamic-schemas 2. Create tables defining schemas and use them as resources (similar to Itay's suggestion). Schema from Details Contained Within a Dataset (Example 3) in Dynamic Schema Examples http://fmepedia.safe.com/articles/Samples_and_Demos/Dynamic-Schema-Examples-FME2011 By the way, how do you determine which writer should be used to write the added attribute?
My idea was to use an Excel file with the mapping:
Source_feature,Target_feature,attribute,attribute_type
Table_source,Table_export_1,ID,fme_decimal(10,0)
Table_source,Table_export_1,CATEGORY,fme_varchar(30)
Table_source,Table_export_2,ID,fme_decimal(10,0)
Table_source,Table_export_2,TYPE,fme_varchar(30)
Table_source,Table_export_2,REMARK,fme_varchar(50)
Thus mapping the features and attributes. I don't have access to the target XML files, so I can't use them as a template. If the Excel changes, I'll receive a new one and I'll have to run the FME script again.
