Re: [mapguide-users] feature class in mapguide studio

2007-12-05 Thread dorra2007

Great, I create indexes on the geometry column and that resolves partially my
problem. In fact, I have to create a new feature source using the same
database to make updates effective.

Thank vey much you anyway.


zspitzer wrote:
 
 no they look fine, it was just a wild card...
 
 do they all have spatial indexes defined?
 
 z
 
 On Dec 5, 2007 1:29 AM, dorra2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 The tables names: repere, historique, kangoo, test, interet, sol,
 route...

 I can get in maguide studio only: sol and route..

 Do you think that the other names are too long?



 zspitzer wrote:
 
  in the old mapguide, if you had very long table names, the ide
  (mapguide author?) would have
  problems unless you made them shorter can you show us a list of
  the table names?
 
  On Dec 4, 2007 8:13 PM, dorra2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  I have deleted and recreated the connection, sometimes  have one new
  table
  reflected in mapguide studio, sometimes not.
  The most blocking thing is that in any case, the number of tables
  reflected
  doesn't exceed four. I mean, when I have more than four tables (7 for
  example), I have, as maximum, only four tables reflected in mapguide
  studio
  (if, of course, I succeed to get them in mapguide studio.)
 
  Have you encountered such problem (a max number of tables that can be
  displayed.)
 
 
 
  JotaroKujo wrote:
  
  
   dorra2007 wrote:
  
   but when I want to update my database (I added  new spatial table
 to
  the
   postgis database), the featureSource is not updated, and I can't
  create a
   new layer using the new table (because it's not displayed in the
  feature
   class list.)
  
  
   I have found the same problem with Oracle 10g (I use the Autodesk
   commercial FDO).
   If you delete the connection, and recreate it...you will find the
 new
   tables in the list.
  
   May be when a connection is created, the server creates a file
  containing
   the database catalogue structure.
  
 
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Re: [mapguide-users] feature class in mapguide studio

2007-12-05 Thread dorra2007

Remark: What I have noticed that the spatial tables that are reflected in
mapguide studio are stored (their names, the name of the geometry column,
the geometry type,...etc) in a specific table called geometry_columns.
And when I create new spatial tables, not all the new created tables are
stored in the gemetry_columns table: this is the origin of the problem. So,
I deduce that the bug comes from postgis.



dorra2007 wrote:
 
 Just one more question, if you don't mind. Which type of index is the most
 appropriate in this case:
  B-tree, Hash, GiST or GIN. And the column which may be indexed is the
 geometry column, isn't it?
 
 
 dorra2007 wrote:
 
 Great, I create indexes on the geometry column and that resolves
 partially my problem. In fact, I have to create a new feature source
 using the same database to make updates effective.
 
 Thank vey much you anyway.
 
 
 zspitzer wrote:
 
 no they look fine, it was just a wild card...
 
 do they all have spatial indexes defined?
 
 z
 
 On Dec 5, 2007 1:29 AM, dorra2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 The tables names: repere, historique, kangoo, test, interet, sol,
 route...

 I can get in maguide studio only: sol and route..

 Do you think that the other names are too long?



 zspitzer wrote:
 
  in the old mapguide, if you had very long table names, the ide
  (mapguide author?) would have
  problems unless you made them shorter can you show us a list of
  the table names?
 
  On Dec 4, 2007 8:13 PM, dorra2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  I have deleted and recreated the connection, sometimes  have one new
  table
  reflected in mapguide studio, sometimes not.
  The most blocking thing is that in any case, the number of tables
  reflected
  doesn't exceed four. I mean, when I have more than four tables (7
 for
  example), I have, as maximum, only four tables reflected in mapguide
  studio
  (if, of course, I succeed to get them in mapguide studio.)
 
  Have you encountered such problem (a max number of tables that can
 be
  displayed.)
 
 
 
  JotaroKujo wrote:
  
  
   dorra2007 wrote:
  
   but when I want to update my database (I added  new spatial table
 to
  the
   postgis database), the featureSource is not updated, and I can't
  create a
   new layer using the new table (because it's not displayed in the
  feature
   class list.)
  
  
   I have found the same problem with Oracle 10g (I use the Autodesk
   commercial FDO).
   If you delete the connection, and recreate it...you will find the
 new
   tables in the list.
  
   May be when a connection is created, the server creates a file
  containing
   the database catalogue structure.
  
 
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Re: [mapguide-users] feature class in mapguide studio

2007-12-05 Thread dorra2007

Just one more question, if you don't mind. Which type of index is the most
appropriate in this case:
 B-tree, Hash, GiST or GIN. And the column which may be indexed is the
geometry column, isn't it?


dorra2007 wrote:
 
 Great, I create indexes on the geometry column and that resolves partially
 my problem. In fact, I have to create a new feature source using the same
 database to make updates effective.
 
 Thank vey much you anyway.
 
 
 zspitzer wrote:
 
 no they look fine, it was just a wild card...
 
 do they all have spatial indexes defined?
 
 z
 
 On Dec 5, 2007 1:29 AM, dorra2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 The tables names: repere, historique, kangoo, test, interet, sol,
 route...

 I can get in maguide studio only: sol and route..

 Do you think that the other names are too long?



 zspitzer wrote:
 
  in the old mapguide, if you had very long table names, the ide
  (mapguide author?) would have
  problems unless you made them shorter can you show us a list of
  the table names?
 
  On Dec 4, 2007 8:13 PM, dorra2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  I have deleted and recreated the connection, sometimes  have one new
  table
  reflected in mapguide studio, sometimes not.
  The most blocking thing is that in any case, the number of tables
  reflected
  doesn't exceed four. I mean, when I have more than four tables (7 for
  example), I have, as maximum, only four tables reflected in mapguide
  studio
  (if, of course, I succeed to get them in mapguide studio.)
 
  Have you encountered such problem (a max number of tables that can be
  displayed.)
 
 
 
  JotaroKujo wrote:
  
  
   dorra2007 wrote:
  
   but when I want to update my database (I added  new spatial table
 to
  the
   postgis database), the featureSource is not updated, and I can't
  create a
   new layer using the new table (because it's not displayed in the
  feature
   class list.)
  
  
   I have found the same problem with Oracle 10g (I use the Autodesk
   commercial FDO).
   If you delete the connection, and recreate it...you will find the
 new
   tables in the list.
  
   May be when a connection is created, the server creates a file
  containing
   the database catalogue structure.
  
 
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Re: [mapguide-users] feature class in mapguide studio

2007-12-04 Thread Zac Spitzer
in the old mapguide, if you had very long table names, the ide
(mapguide author?) would have
problems unless you made them shorter can you show us a list of
the table names?

On Dec 4, 2007 8:13 PM, dorra2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I have deleted and recreated the connection, sometimes  have one new table
 reflected in mapguide studio, sometimes not.
 The most blocking thing is that in any case, the number of tables reflected
 doesn't exceed four. I mean, when I have more than four tables (7 for
 example), I have, as maximum, only four tables reflected in mapguide studio
 (if, of course, I succeed to get them in mapguide studio.)

 Have you encountered such problem (a max number of tables that can be
 displayed.)



 JotaroKujo wrote:
 
 
  dorra2007 wrote:
 
  but when I want to update my database (I added  new spatial table to the
  postgis database), the featureSource is not updated, and I can't create a
  new layer using the new table (because it's not displayed in the feature
  class list.)
 
 
  I have found the same problem with Oracle 10g (I use the Autodesk
  commercial FDO).
  If you delete the connection, and recreate it...you will find the new
  tables in the list.
 
  May be when a connection is created, the server creates a file containing
  the database catalogue structure.
 

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Re: [mapguide-users] feature class in mapguide studio

2007-12-04 Thread dorra2007

The tables names: repere, historique, kangoo, test, interet, sol, route...

I can get in maguide studio only: sol and route..

Do you think that the other names are too long?


zspitzer wrote:
 
 in the old mapguide, if you had very long table names, the ide
 (mapguide author?) would have
 problems unless you made them shorter can you show us a list of
 the table names?
 
 On Dec 4, 2007 8:13 PM, dorra2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I have deleted and recreated the connection, sometimes  have one new
 table
 reflected in mapguide studio, sometimes not.
 The most blocking thing is that in any case, the number of tables
 reflected
 doesn't exceed four. I mean, when I have more than four tables (7 for
 example), I have, as maximum, only four tables reflected in mapguide
 studio
 (if, of course, I succeed to get them in mapguide studio.)

 Have you encountered such problem (a max number of tables that can be
 displayed.)



 JotaroKujo wrote:
 
 
  dorra2007 wrote:
 
  but when I want to update my database (I added  new spatial table to
 the
  postgis database), the featureSource is not updated, and I can't
 create a
  new layer using the new table (because it's not displayed in the
 feature
  class list.)
 
 
  I have found the same problem with Oracle 10g (I use the Autodesk
  commercial FDO).
  If you delete the connection, and recreate it...you will find the new
  tables in the list.
 
  May be when a connection is created, the server creates a file
 containing
  the database catalogue structure.
 

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Re: [mapguide-users] feature class in mapguide studio

2007-12-04 Thread JotaroKujo


dorra2007 wrote:
 
 The most blocking thing is that in any case, the number of tables
 reflected doesn't exceed four. I mean, when I have more than four tables
 (7 for example), I have, as maximum, only four tables reflected in
 mapguide studio (if, of course, I succeed to get them in mapguide studio.) 
 

I use the FDO Oracle Provider, and I see all the tables that have a GEOMETRY
field.

All the 7 tables contain a geometric field?




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Re: [mapguide-users] feature class in mapguide studio

2007-12-04 Thread dorra2007

yes, of course, all tables have geometry field

JotaroKujo wrote:
 
 
 dorra2007 wrote:
 
 The most blocking thing is that in any case, the number of tables
 reflected doesn't exceed four. I mean, when I have more than four tables
 (7 for example), I have, as maximum, only four tables reflected in
 mapguide studio (if, of course, I succeed to get them in mapguide
 studio.) 
 
 
 I use the FDO Oracle Provider, and I see all the tables that have a
 GEOMETRY field.
 
 All the 7 tables contain a geometric field?
 
 
 
 
 

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Re: [mapguide-users] feature class in mapguide studio

2007-12-04 Thread Zac Spitzer
no they look fine, it was just a wild card...

do they all have spatial indexes defined?

z

On Dec 5, 2007 1:29 AM, dorra2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 The tables names: repere, historique, kangoo, test, interet, sol, route...

 I can get in maguide studio only: sol and route..

 Do you think that the other names are too long?



 zspitzer wrote:
 
  in the old mapguide, if you had very long table names, the ide
  (mapguide author?) would have
  problems unless you made them shorter can you show us a list of
  the table names?
 
  On Dec 4, 2007 8:13 PM, dorra2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  I have deleted and recreated the connection, sometimes  have one new
  table
  reflected in mapguide studio, sometimes not.
  The most blocking thing is that in any case, the number of tables
  reflected
  doesn't exceed four. I mean, when I have more than four tables (7 for
  example), I have, as maximum, only four tables reflected in mapguide
  studio
  (if, of course, I succeed to get them in mapguide studio.)
 
  Have you encountered such problem (a max number of tables that can be
  displayed.)
 
 
 
  JotaroKujo wrote:
  
  
   dorra2007 wrote:
  
   but when I want to update my database (I added  new spatial table to
  the
   postgis database), the featureSource is not updated, and I can't
  create a
   new layer using the new table (because it's not displayed in the
  feature
   class list.)
  
  
   I have found the same problem with Oracle 10g (I use the Autodesk
   commercial FDO).
   If you delete the connection, and recreate it...you will find the new
   tables in the list.
  
   May be when a connection is created, the server creates a file
  containing
   the database catalogue structure.
  
 
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Re: [mapguide-users] feature class in mapguide studio

2007-12-03 Thread Jackie Ng

I get this problem when using ODBC to SQL Server (2000/2005)

My theory is that it is some bug or feature of FDO that is caching the
database schema information. As a result, schema changes (eg. Add/Removed
table. Add/Removed/Renamed columns in a table) are not reflected
immediately.

- Jackie


JotaroKujo wrote:
 
 
 dorra2007 wrote:
 
 but when I want to update my database (I added  new spatial table to the
 postgis database), the featureSource is not updated, and I can't create a
 new layer using the new table (because it's not displayed in the feature
 class list.) 
 
 
 I have found the same problem with Oracle 10g (I use the Autodesk
 commercial FDO).
 If you delete the connection, and recreate it...you will find the new
 tables in the list.
 
 May be when a connection is created, the server creates a file containing
 the database catalogue structure.
 

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