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I have different gdbs at different level in a folder. In each gdb there I have the same dataset. I want to merge the similar datasets from the gdbs.

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I have different gdbs at different level in a folder.

In each gdb there is the same dataset. I want to merge (usually with a junction) the similar datasets from the gdbs (all dataset has the same structure).

But I not sure of what reader should I use:

I use a reader with feature Type Name as "any schema".

And Reader "PATH\\**\\*.gdb"

 

Then I put a FeatureReader , but I cannot get attributes from all the dataset.

 

Any Help will be appreciate.

 

Best answer by hkingsbury

I find the easiest way to setup FeatureReaders in cases like this is to first set the reader up to work with just a single GDB ie c:\\temp\\test1.gdb. Set it up to read in your required feature classes etc.

 

Then, once that is all working as expected, all you need to do is change the path of the GDB to c:\\temp\\*.gdb.

It may ask you to specify a GDB to generate the output ports, in which case, just use test1.gdb

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I find the easiest way to setup FeatureReaders in cases like this is to first set the reader up to work with just a single GDB ie c:\\temp\\test1.gdb. Set it up to read in your required feature classes etc.

 

Then, once that is all working as expected, all you need to do is change the path of the GDB to c:\\temp\\*.gdb.

It may ask you to specify a GDB to generate the output ports, in which case, just use test1.gdb