You can try the SISDB PostGIS/Oracle plugin for OpenJUMP (it's read-only): http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=118054&package_id=217237 it has schema support (instruction are inside the txt file inside the zip). Bye Paolo Rizzi
________________________________ Da: [EMAIL PROTECTED] per conto di Sampson, David Inviato: ven 28/09/2007 15.40 A: [email protected] Oggetto: [jump-users] JUMP and PostGIS and using Different Schemas Hey Folks, I am going through the proces sof building some intro level tutorials and info fro DB Admins moving into the spatial world and spatial people moving into the DB world or Distributed GIS. I am Using uDig and OpenJUMP as my viewers and editors. This is the general setup uDig OpenJump PostGIS Extension Postgres/Postgis Atlas of Canada Data My Db setup includes a public schema and 6 others including * transpo * bathymetry * boundaries * hydrography * ice * sandbox The idea here is that I can give different permissions to different groups of people and organize the data into logical groups. THE PROBLEM: ------------------------ Using the PostGIS plugin I can read the features fine from any of the Schemas as long is use the usual SCHEMA.TABLE notation for the table entry. However when I create a new table I can not use that notation. It looks for public.SCHEMA.TABLE which of course will not be found. How can I use the multiple schema approach to managing my data using OpenJUMP. Is this a functionality that is yet to be added? Or does everyone just use the Public schema A multi schema approach woked using SDE in past projects so I assume it should work in postgis. Any ideas?
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