Thanks for the help.

I have FME 2005 so I can't use option 3. The option cited is not 
there - I checked. Option 3 does sound the best though...

Option 2 the batch deploy is greyed out. I'd give it a try on a few 
feature classes to test it if I can ungrey the batch deploy. So 
that's possible if you want to tell me how to ungrey it.

Option 1 I'm not sure of the implications of reading ALL the data at 
once. I rather expect to start this thing and let it run over night. 
Other than that, 1 seems on the face of it to have no roadblocks. 

Again I just what to loop thru each features class clip it and throw 
it into something like  personal geodatabase. If all else fails 
clipping to a rectangle slightly larger than the clip area is OK - I 
can fine tune it to a required complex polygon once I have a 
manageable rectangle locally.

Re 1:
snip..
> 1) The Clipper transformer has a group-by option. If you have an
> attribute with a unique value for each feature class, then select it
> in the group-by option. 

A primary key field? No, you  must mean each featue class (table) has 
at least one unique and different field name of it's own - I'm not 
sure of that so I would try:

> If you don't have such an attribute, then open
> the properties of one of the source feature classes, click the
> format attributes tab and put a tick-mark next to fme_basename -   
> then apply  to all to expose it on all feature classes. Then use   
> this as the group-by and you should get what you need.
> The problem then is what you want for output. You'll probably find
> that a fanout of some sort is necessary.

I want exactly the same thing I put in but clipped - same feature 
classes just clipped. How'd I do this?

Grateful for the help. 

Thanks

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