- To find substrings, use the StringSearcher transformer or the @FindString or @FindRegEx built-in functions
- To replace substrings, use the StringReplacer transformer or the @ReplaceString or@ReplaceRegEx built-in functions
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Monday, 26 February 2018
Finding and replacing text
DateTimeParse: String to Date/Time
To convert a String attribute containing a date or time text to a Date/Time attribute, use the @DateTimeParse built-in function.
To automatically adjust for number overflow (e.g. 32-Jan), always use 'repair' as its third argument, e.g.:
@DateTimeParse(@Right(@Value(fme_basename),16),%H_%M %d_%m_%Y,repair)
To automatically adjust for number overflow (e.g. 32-Jan), always use 'repair' as its third argument, e.g.:
@DateTimeParse(@Right(@Value(fme_basename),16),%H_%M %d_%m_%Y,repair)
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