FME Form Beginner
Form Basics
FME Beginner DetailsTerms and ConditionsForm BasicsData TransformationTransformer UsageBest Practice
Form Basics
FME Beginner DetailsTerms and ConditionsForm BasicsData TransformationTransformer UsageBest Practice
  • FME Form Basics
  • Data Translation
    • What is FME?
    • How FME Works
    • Data Integration Platform
    • Form Basics - Exercise 1
  • FME Form
    • Introduction to FME Workbench
    • Creating a Translation
    • The New Workspace
    • Saving a Workspace
    • Running a Workspace
    • Form Basics - Exercise 2
  • Data Inspection
    • FME Data Inspector
    • Viewing Data
    • Inspecting Data
    • Form Basics - Exercise 3
    • Data Inspector Display Control
    • Feature Caching
    • Inspecting Cached Data
    • Partial Runs
    • Visual Preview
    • Form Basics - Exercise 4
  • Form Basics - Module Review
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Saving a Workspace

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Last updated 2 months ago

Workspaces can be saved to a file so that they can be reused at a later date. The save button on the toolbar is one way to do this:

There are also menu options to do the same thing, in this case, File > Save (shortcut = Ctrl+S) or File > Save As. The default file extension is .fmw.

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There are several intuitive, but less obvious, features of the FME Workbench interface.

For example, select File > Open Recent on the menu bar to reveal a list of previously used workspaces. This list can show up to a huge 15 entries.