@BruceHarold wrote:
If you're creating a workspace on an ArcGIS Enterprise server using fmeworkbench.exe to open Workbench and you are logged in as the arcgis service owner account it should work. You will need to set your FME Options translation Python interpreter to the ArcGIS option (3.9+?) and make sure your workspace also uses the same interpreter.
Good Morning @BruceHarold !
I did not find the "Esri ArcGIS Python 3.9+" interpreter in the FME Options - Translation - Python Interpreter tab. It was in the workspace Tool Parameters - Scripting - Python Compatibility selection though.


I just selected the plain "Python 3.9+" for both, and I was able to run the entire workspace! Thank you!
I believe that I would need to investigate the lack of the Esri choice for other transformers that I might want to use in the future.
Now for where I'm confused, when I have built a workspace on a server and want to automate it I run it and grab the Python command from the log an use Windows task Scheduler, which circumvents ArcGIS Server but does work. How to use FME Flow on the same machine I have no idea!
First - your last statement...
"How to use FME Flow on the same machine I have no idea!"
Assuming you mean FME Flow - as in the new term for "FME Server" - I didn't think that the Esri Data Interoperability Extension for Server had the FME Flow (the actual GUI via website) software. If it is in the Esri software install somewhere, I'd like to know!!!
At the moment, I am just wanting to automate a workspace through the Esri extension - and am following this instruction: Schedule Spatial ETL tools on a server—ArcGIS Data Interoperability | Documentation for ArcGIS Enter...
...for your comment: "which circumvents ArcGIS Server but does work."
Maybe you are thinking of this?: Share Spatial ETL tools—ArcGIS Data Interoperability | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise
I will be trying that later.
I am about to try the automation through the Windows Task Scheduler. I'll let you know how I make out.
--Adam