Hi @thilo
you can probably handle your date values as a strings. Does FME read something like 201607261115263? If yes, you can use StringReplacer to replace first 12 characters with nothing
- Text to Match: \\d{12}
- Replacement Text:
- Use Regular Expressions: Yes
or AttributeCreator to get the right three characters from the original values:
- Attribute Value: @Right(@Value(_date),3)
Hi @LenaAtSafe,
replacing the first 12 characters gives only the seconds, but i need also the fractional part (something like this: 2015-03-23 10:23:45.213 => .213 , taken from DateFormatter Online-Help).
The Documentatiion of DateFormatter says, that the fractional seconds are not supported. I thought that that would be valid only if I use the DateFormatter and not in general.
A simple test-workspace (copy , duplicate reader on writer, gdb2gdb) shows, that the date-values are rounded to seconds, the fractional part are lost.