As per my current workspace I use feature reader to read layers from AWS and this after some translation is written to Feature writer with file format as gdb. I want the Alias also to be written to the file gdb. Tried by using attribute manager with similar attribute name followed by _alias (same case as existing attribute). This dint work. Any Ideas?
Did you add a Feature Dataset in the writer? It should be optional but I wonder if that will push things into the gdb. Also: Are you using the OpenAPI writer? I wonder if that functionality may not be included in the OpenAPI File GDB license? Hope some of this helps.
Hi @crutledge, I am using openAPI writer so I guess that might be the issue. Thank you very much!
Hi @crutledge Atlast I found a solution. My target was to write the features to a gdb and then to Zip it and upload to S3. What I did is, created a gdb template with alias and pointed the open API writer to this gdb. Then this output was pointed to a filecopy and zip the same. Thanks a lot! cheers:)
Hi @crutledge Atlast I found a solution. My target was to write the features to a gdb and then to Zip it and upload to S3. What I did is, created a gdb template with alias and pointed the open API writer to this gdb. Then this output was pointed to a filecopy and zip the same. Thanks a lot! cheers:)
I am glad to hear. I wonder why that is though. I have found that “sometimes” we have to Click “Yes” to “Create FS using File Upload”. Sometimes not….Am I reading your solution correctly?