Which statement is not supported according to the material?

Which statement is not supported according to the material?

• A. Including a version number in the workspace name automatically checks your workspace into a version control system.
• B. A workspace can have multiple readers and writers.
• C. A reader or writer can have multiple feature types.
• D. A feature type can produce multiple features.

Answer: (A)

In FME, a workspace is built from readers and writers, and each reader or writer can handle multiple feature types. A feature type can produce multiple features. These capabilities are supported and describe how a workspace can read, transform, and write data across several datasets and schemas. However, the idea that including a version number in the workspace name automatically checks the workspace into a version control system is not supported. Version control actions aren’t triggered by naming alone. A check-in or commit is an explicit action performed in the version control system (or via an integrated workflow outside of the workspace name). You can manage versions through your VCS or through FME Server’s versioning features, but merely embedding a version number in the workspace name does not cause an automatic check-in.

In FME, a workspace is built from readers and writers, and each reader or writer can handle multiple feature types. A feature type can produce multiple features. These capabilities are supported and describe how a workspace can read, transform, and write data across several datasets and schemas.

However, the idea that including a version number in the workspace name automatically checks the workspace into a version control system is not supported. Version control actions aren’t triggered by naming alone. A check-in or commit is an explicit action performed in the version control system (or via an integrated workflow outside of the workspace name). You can manage versions through your VCS or through FME Server’s versioning features, but merely embedding a version number in the workspace name does not cause an automatic check-in.