+2I have created a WB that has nearly a thousand transformers. So, to make it more automative, I have provided published parameters for user to provide the input.
Now, the problem is WB has become quite bulky and if I am trying to provide different inputs for testing manually (by adding reader and then connecting it), thye whole FME is getting hanged and shows 'not responding'. Is there any other means by which we can work more fast and smooth.
:)
P.S- I am working on FME 14 SP1 x86, Win-7, 8Gb.
Best answer by takashi
A thousand transformers... a great work!
That would be an optimization issue, but the way is different depending on specific contents of the workspace, so I think maybe there is not a "panacea" unfortunately.
You will have to investigate the workspace to find:
- procedures that can be omitted
- partial optimization possibilities
- parts that can be replaced with script so that the efficiency will be improved
etc.
one by one.
If you can complete the translation at least once, the FME_PROFILE_RESULT_CSV directive might be helpful to find out the bottle neck.
See this post. (http://fmepedia.safe.com/CommunityAnswers#!/feedtype=SINGLE_QUESTION_SEARCH_RESULT&id=906a0000000d0gCAAQ)
Takashi
A thousand transformers... a great work!
That would be an optimization issue, but the way is different depending on specific contents of the workspace, so I think maybe there is not a "panacea" unfortunately.
You will have to investigate the workspace to find:
- procedures that can be omitted
- partial optimization possibilities
- parts that can be replaced with script so that the efficiency will be improved
etc.
one by one.
If you can complete the translation at least once, the FME_PROFILE_RESULT_CSV directive might be helpful to find out the bottle neck.
See this post. (http://fmepedia.safe.com/CommunityAnswers#!/feedtype=SINGLE_QUESTION_SEARCH_RESULT&id=906a0000000d0gCAAQ)
Takashi
