dates.fmwt
Hi @ngstoke
you should be able to do this using relative dates and testing your dataset using a tester to extract your data that is within 90days of your request. I have attached a sample workflow that you can review
dates.fmwt
Use the TimeStamper transformer to get the current date and feed that to the FeatureReader to read the data based on that date. You need to trigger the TimeStamper with a Creator transformer.
dates.fmwt
Hi @ngstoke
you should be able to do this using relative dates and testing your dataset using a tester to extract your data that is within 90days of your request. I have attached a sample workflow that you can review
dates.fmwt
Thank you @ciarab I was able to modify your workflow and get the answers I was after.
Much appreciated
Hi @ngstoke
are you using FME 2017? With FME 2017 new datetime functionality, your workflow can be as simple as this:
If you are working with FME 2017.0 you will only have old TimeStamper - which will still do the job for you. In FME 2017.1 we have added new DateTimeStamper which is more powerful and user friendly. You can download FME 2017.1 beta from https://www.safe.com/support/support-resources/fme-downloads/beta/
@ngstoke
You can of course do it in a single transformer, just bit of tcl datecalcing needed...
In a tester test for
@abs(
[clock format [clock scan today] -format {%j}] - [clock format [clock scan {YourAttribute}] -format {%j}]
)<=90
Format you posted is basic format for cloc scan.
-format %j is days counting in 3 digits (which you could also use as input if needed )