• Esri Legacy ArcSDE Reader/Writer
  • Quick Facts
  • Raster-specific Quick Facts
  • FME and Esri ArcSDE Compatibility
  • FME SDE Highlights
  • Connecting to an ArcSDE Database
    • Regular Connection
    • Direct Connection to an ArsSDE Database
  • Workbench Reader Parameters
    • Esri Legacy ArcSDE Reader Parameters
    • Esri Legacy ArcSDE Raster Reader Parameters
  • Workbench Writer Parameters
    • Esri Legacy ArcSDE Writer Parameters
    • Esri Legacy ArcSDE Raster Writer Parameters
    • Esri Legacy ArcSDE Raster Catalog Writer Parameters
    • Esri Legacy ArcSDE Raster Map Writer Parameters
    • Writing to an Enterprise Geodatabase
  • FME Raster Features
  • SDE Table Representation
    • <tableName>
    • User Attributes
    • SDE_Index <indexName>
    • Configuration Parameters
    • Example of a Feature Class Definition
    • Example of a Raster Column Definition
    • fme_db_transaction
  • Using Versioning with the SDE Reader, Writer, and ArcSDEQuerier
  • Feature Representation
    • Points
    • NIL Coordinates
    • Lines
    • Simple Lines
    • Areas
    • Circles
    • Ellipse
    • Rasters
  • Annotation
  • Troubleshooting
  • Mapping File Directives
    • Esri ArcSDE Reader Mapping File Directives
    • Complete Reader Example
      • Simple Reader Example
      • Multi-table Join Example
    • Esri ArcSDE Writer Mapping File Directives

FME Raster Features

FME raster features represent raster data and use several concepts that are unlike those used in the handling of vector data. See About FME Rasters.

SDE supports rasters with an arbitrary number of bands, provided all bands are the same data type and no band has a palette. SDE also supports rasters with a single band that has a palette.