Selecting the CommunityMap schema for Parks data causes Parks to adopt the CommunityMap schema rather than its own MITAB schema.

Selecting the CommunityMap schema for Parks data causes Parks to adopt the CommunityMap schema rather than its own MITAB schema.

• A. Only for MITAB data
• B. Not possible
• C. False
• D. True

Answer: (D)

When you assign a target schema to a dataset in FME, you’re directing the data to be structured according to that schema. The Parks data will be forced to conform to the selected schema’s feature types and attribute names, not keep its original MITAB schema. So choosing the CommunityMap schema makes Parks adopt CommunityMap’s structure rather than MITAB’s. This is the intended behavior, and the statement is true. It isn’t limited to MITAB data, and applying a schema can be done for Parks data, so the other options don’t fit.

When you assign a target schema to a dataset in FME, you’re directing the data to be structured according to that schema. The Parks data will be forced to conform to the selected schema’s feature types and attribute names, not keep its original MITAB schema. So choosing the CommunityMap schema makes Parks adopt CommunityMap’s structure rather than MITAB’s. This is the intended behavior, and the statement is true. It isn’t limited to MITAB data, and applying a schema can be done for Parks data, so the other options don’t fit.