On 12/11/09 17:37, Lars Francke wrote: >> There is a dump, but it's a mysql dump so not easily readable. There may be >> a planet around somewhere as well but I don't think it will be synchronised >> to the actual shutdown time or have any history. > > If you'd be willing to share the mysql dump (I of course wouldn't need > user- or any other sensitive data) I'd try my best. It can't hurt. > Planet won't be as useful because the history is missing.
The problem is we'll have to load the dump into mysql to remove the sensitive data... > For the main (current_*) tables, yes. But not for the history tables. > I have no estimate how may versions there are .I could count the > current versions from all elements but if you have a number that'd be > great. Approximate row counts; nodes - 860 million ways - 72 million relations - 1.4 million > The statements will look something like this: > 1) > SELECT n.id, n.version, n.timestamp, n.changeset_id, c.user_id, > n.visible, n.latitude, n.longitude > FROM nodes n > JOIN changesets c ON n.changeset_id=c.id > ORDER BY n.id, n.version > > 2) SELECT id, version, k, v FROM node_tags ORDER BY id, version, k > > Perhaps you could just check them? They should be fine - the sort means they will take a while to start returning data but they're not doing anything silly. Tom -- Tom Hughes (t...@compton.nu) http://www.compton.nu/ _______________________________________________ dev mailing list dev@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/dev
