Feature type fanout creates multiple outputs based on what?

• A. It creates multiple outputs for each input feature type.
• B. It compresses the outputs into a single file.
• C. It changes coordinate systems automatically.
• D. It requires a separate license.

Answer: (A)

Feature type fanout splits one input feature type into several output feature types. It takes the features from a single input type and fans them out to multiple outputs, defined by the output feature types you configure. This lets the same data flow into different schemas or downstream branches in parallel, without changing the data itself. It’s not about compressing into a single file, automatic coordinate changes, or licensing.