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2019 ChangeDetector Generating detailed changes list for update detection

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HI there. I'm fairly new to FME and very new to the 2019 version. I know that ChangeDetector has undergone a revamp and so I have replaced my updateDetector transformer with it. I have read that you can use an optional feature in the Parameters box which will generate a list of the changes that have been detected between datasets. I've added a List Name but i'm unsure where to view this list? Does anyone have any ideas? I've checked in the attribute table for the Updated output layer but there is nothing in there. Thanks for your help!

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The list "ChangeList{}" should be available to successive transformers, e.g. the ListExploder, ListIndexer, etc. Let us know if that isn't the case.

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The list "ChangeList{}" should be available to successive transformers, e.g. the ListExploder, ListIndexer, etc. Let us know if that isn't the case.

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The list "ChangeList{}" should be available to successive transformers, e.g. the ListExploder, ListIndexer, etc. Let us know if that isn't the case.

Thanks very much!

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