Fellow Listers,
I have a workspace which reads about 30 Oracle tables and writes the
data to a personal GeoDataBase.
One of the Oracle tables contains a time stamp when the tables were last
processed.
I convert this timestamp to a Year/day of year (YYDDD) using the
DateFormatter. The problem - how do I get the GEODATABASE_MDB writer to
include the YYDDD as part of the filename. For example, I would like the
filename to be C:\EDITS\Edit03043.mdb where 06043 is the YYDDD.
I can set the filename on the command line when I run the script but
that defeats my purpose. I've tried setting a Global variable and
putting an
@GlobalVariable as the destination filename but that created a file
named @GlobalVariable(FileStamp) - not what I wanted.
Any suggestion.
Bob
L. Robert Rice
Sr. Programmer
P2ES
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Denver CO 80202
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