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Sent: Wednesday, April 20, 2005 11:30
PM
Subject: FW: [fme] Batch processing with
Workbench
Hi Marion,
It will
always be SourceDataset and DestDataset.
Because you
may have more than one type of writer you get SourceDataset_CSV,
SourceDataset_SICAD etc
And because
you may have more than one writer for each format you get SourceDataset_CSV_1,
SourceDataset_CSV_2 etc
So from that
you can work out what your macro names should be - it depends on how many of
each writer you have in Workbench.
Personally
I'd also check the header to be sure if I had more than one writer.
FYI In
recent builds you'll find the command line that Workbench uses to process the
file listed inside the file header as a comment.
Some formats
can't be batch processed using the Batch Deploy option so when you have them
as a writer the option is greyed out. This usually relates to database formats
such as Oracle, but perhaps plugins such as SiCAD would have the same
issues.
Regards,
Mark
Mark Ireland, Product Support Engineer
Safe Software Inc. Surrey, BC,
CANADA
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Hi group!
I am more familiar with ascii mapping files
than workbench, but now I have to solve one problem with workbench in a
batch process. So I saved the workspace as an fme mapping file to see
which Macros are used for my two source datasets and the destination
dataset. I found that
fme.exe '//%tWorkSpace//' --SourceDataset_SICAD_SQD_1
'//%tSQDFile//'.001 --SourceDataset_CSV_1 '//%tcdvFile//'.csv
--DestDataset '//%tShapeFolder//'
does the
job.
Is there any easier way than searching the
fme mapping files or the workspace header to find out these macro names?
I read about menu File - Batch deploy - in
the workbench help, but this item is greyed out in my version (FME Build
1378 (FME2004ICE3) and FME Build 1625 both as ESRI Suite)!
Any ideas??
Many thanks,
Marion
Liebe Gr��e,
Marion Schneider
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