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Does AttributeValueMapper support searches in the Source Value (i.e., using LIKE or Ends With)?

  • March 28, 2018
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FME People,

I'm trying to limit the number of source values I use in the AttributeValueMapper by using the following statement as my Source Value: @Value(LAYERTYPE) Ends With _Wd, In other words I have many different attribute values ending with "_Wd" and I want to reassign all of the those to one new value. The destination attribute ends up being an empty value. I moving data from SDE (oracle) to a file geodatabase.

Gary

Best answer by redgeographics

No, the AttributeValueMapper only works with specific values. However, you can use the AttributeManager and set conditional values there, for which you can use all of the TestFilter's options.

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No, the AttributeValueMapper only works with specific values. However, you can use the AttributeManager and set conditional values there, for which you can use all of the TestFilter's options.

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No, the AttributeValueMapper only works with specific values. However, you can use the AttributeManager and set conditional values there, for which you can use all of the TestFilter's options.

Exactly what I needed. Thanks for your help.

 

 

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