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In the future, use the following steps to open the FME Workbench application:

In the Catalog window, right-click the spatial ETL tool, select Rename, and rename the tool with a name such as ETL_Template.

To save the tool, click the File menu, and select Save.

Right-click the NULL writer, and select Delete Writer.

Right-click the NULL reader, and select Delete Reader.

In the Navigator window of the FME Workbench application:.

The FME Workbench application for the ArcGIS Data Interoperability extension opens.

Specify the destination data format as NULL (Nothing), and click Next.

For the source data location, use the default option,, and click Next.

Specify the source data format as NULL (Nothing), and click Next.

The Create Translation Workspace Wizard opens.

Right-click the new toolbox, and select New > Spatial ETL Tool.

To create a toolbox, use the instructions provided in the following Help document, Creating a toolbox.

In the Catalog window, create a new toolbox.

To do this in ArcMap, click Customize > Extensions, and check the Data Interoperability check box. This procedure requires installing and authorizing the ArcGIS Data Interoperability extension. This process is useful when it is necessary to open the Feature Manipulation Engine (FME) Workbench application and bypass the Create Translation Workspace Wizard.

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