I have used this too.
The attribute seems to be created, but not exposed.
If you check the data in the Data Inspector, you will not find the attribute in the Table panel, but if you select a feature, you will see it in the Feature attributes panel.
Using an AttributeExposer to expose all created attributes will help showing the attributes and their values.
You need to expose the attribute after creation for it to be visible in the workflow. It works fine in 2018 for me
I have used this too.
The attribute seems to be created, but not exposed.
If you check the data in the Data Inspector, you will not find the attribute in the Table panel, but if you select a feature, you will see it in the Feature attributes panel.
Using an AttributeExposer to expose all created attributes will help showing the attributes and their values.
I am having the same problem. I tried attribute exposer but I don't see the attributes that were (supposedly) created in the "Attributes to Expose" dropdown. I'm using FME 2019.
Thank you,
Randy
I am having the same problem. I tried attribute exposer but I don't see the attributes that were (supposedly) created in the "Attributes to Expose" dropdown. I'm using FME 2019.
Thank you,
Randy
You have to manually type the attributes in, they won't be selectable in a drop down
You have to manually type the attributes in, they won't be selectable in a drop down
No, that's not the way FME should work, to my opinion... then there is no dynamic solution anymore.
No, that's not the way FME should work, to my opinion... then there is no dynamic solution anymore.
If you are writing dynamically, there is no reason to expose attributes in the workspace