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  • February 12, 2014
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Hello,

 

How to combine several small processes in a linear manner such that the final output would include all the outputs from the different smaller processes?

 

For Example:  there is one input file,

 

-the attribute do not contain ($)

 

-the attributes have no numbers and are purely alphabets.

 

-the attributes have more than 15 characters

 

so on...

 

 

On finding the outputs from each, how is it that I can get a combined output as some attribute values may satisfy one or more or even all of these problems.

 

 

Thank You,

 

Sani.

 

 

Best answer by kathyross

By processes do you mean workspaces? 

 

 

If so, you can chain workspaces together via the WorkspaceRunner or FMEServerJobSubmitter.

 

 

You can utilise the outputs of each process simply via adding a Reader. You can make the reader read all csv files within a folder via Folderpath\\*.csv or all csv files within a folderpath and its subdirectories via Folderpath\\**\\*.csv You can also utilise the Advanced Browser (a button with a plus sign rather than three dots) to perform this.

 

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  • February 21, 2014
By processes do you mean workspaces? 

 

 

If so, you can chain workspaces together via the WorkspaceRunner or FMEServerJobSubmitter.

 

 

You can utilise the outputs of each process simply via adding a Reader. You can make the reader read all csv files within a folder via Folderpath\\*.csv or all csv files within a folderpath and its subdirectories via Folderpath\\**\\*.csv You can also utilise the Advanced Browser (a button with a plus sign rather than three dots) to perform this.

 

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