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Here's mine. I think it would be different if I
were to re-do all of the workspaces I use in production jobs. I use
ArcStroker a lot because I write to LL, where arcs don't make
sense.
Top 10:
Jason From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mark Ireland Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2005 15:17 To: [email protected] Subject: [fme] Transformer Count Hi Group,
Just in the interest of science some of the support team have been checking out
the most popular transformers in our workspaces.
If you have a little time and Ultraedit
installed then you can do the same - it
makes interesting reading. In
Ultraedit run a 'Find in Files' query like the one in the image
below.
 In
case you can't see the image the settings are...
Find:
#! TYPE="
In
Files/Types: *.fmw
Directory: C:\
With
the 'search sub directories' option ticked.
This will search your hard drive for
all workspaces and extract a list of transformers in all of
them.
Surprisingly it only takes a minute or two to complete.
Save the results as a textfile and run the attached workspace on
it.
This
will give you a csv file listing all the transformers you've used and how many
times.
My
top-ten is...
1
Tester (324)
2 AttributeRenamer (282) 3 Visualizer (275) 4 ExpressionEvaluator (259) 5 AttributeCreator (236) 6 FeatureMerger (183) 7 Concatenator (166) 8 Aggregator (137) 9 TCLCaller (125) 10 AttributeFilter (115) ...though I think I'm skewed by too many ESF format
workspaces which tend to use lots of AttributeRenamers
If you
don't have Ultraedit then I'm sure you have another tool capable of doing the
search - but you may need to edit the workspace to match the
output.
If you
don't see the attached workspace it's at ftp.safe.com/outgoing/fmepedia/Example
Workspaces/Transformer Counter.zip
Post
your output csv here and we'll add it to any analysis we carry out. No
guarantees it'll lead to changes anywhere but it will certainly give us a good
idea of what is important to our users.
Mark
Mark Ireland, Product Support Engineer
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TransformerStats.csv
Description: TransformerStats.csv
