+2I have a workbench that creates a table based on a number of joins that are on occasion, filtered on an attribute. Instead of manually entering the attribute values, I’d to read a list of attributes from, say, an Excel doc e.g. NSG001, NSO001, TES001 so I don’t have lots of duplicated transformers. How do I iterate through a list of values and plug them into FeatureJoiners without duplicating lots of stuff.
Best answer by crutledge
Hi
Test Batch Processing Method 3: Using the WorkspaceRunner – FME Support Center
Hope that helps!
+27Hi
Test Batch Processing Method 3: Using the WorkspaceRunner – FME Support Center
Hope that helps!
+2Hi
Test Batch Processing Method 3: Using the WorkspaceRunner – FME Support Center
Hope that helps!
Thanks
EDIT: I replaced the AttributeFilter with a TestFilter and looks promising.
+27Hi
The way I had understood it was the excel was a “list of things to loop through”. In the past I have read in an excel sheet to provide a list of variables to pass as parameters to the second “child” workspace. In the pic below I read in an excel sheet with paths and imagery index names. Then those two get passed to the workspace runner. For each line in the spreadsheet the second workbench is called and does it’s thing.
Does that help? Did I understand correctly?
+2Hi
The way I had understood it was the excel was a “list of things to loop through”. In the past I have read in an excel sheet to provide a list of variables to pass as parameters to the second “child” workspace. In the pic below I read in an excel sheet with paths and imagery index names. Then those two get passed to the workspace runner. For each line in the spreadsheet the second workbench is called and does it’s thing.
Does that help? Did I understand correctly?
Exactly. My workspace runner just finished and everything looks good. Appreciate the help, thanks again.
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