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  • July 30, 2021
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zentnerfabian
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Hey guys,

 

I have XML Meta data files which I read and aggregate to one table to write them in a ArcSDE. The SDE is an Enterprise Geodatabase and the platform is SQL Server. To Connect to that SDE I need username and password. I use the FME Workbench directly in ArcGIS Pro and my connection to the database is existing. When I use the Writer "ArcSDE Geodb" FME is asking me for "Connection file". How do I get such an file? Or is there another way to publish the output directly in the SDE?

 

Thank you in advance!

Take care

Cheers,

Fabian

Best answer by panda

You may have this already figured out by now. But i'll try to answer it anyway.

When you connecting to SDE you have to provide these information known as Database Connection. if you right click that .sde file in Catalog pane and hit properties, it will give you the location path of that file. I believe you have to provide that .sde file path to FME.DBC_14CExySmLgq

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  • July 22, 2022

You may have this already figured out by now. But i'll try to answer it anyway.

When you connecting to SDE you have to provide these information known as Database Connection. if you right click that .sde file in Catalog pane and hit properties, it will give you the location path of that file. I believe you have to provide that .sde file path to FME.DBC_14CExySmLgq


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  • August 10, 2022

Thank you for answering my question. I figured out already.