[postgis-users] Multipoint thresold

2010-07-02 Thread Biddy

Hi everyone,

I am using multipoints and while filling them I noticed that there  
appears to be a thresold between 1,100 and 1,200 points per multipoint  
(no error, everything loads fine, just the multipoint geometry columns  
are empty).


I haven't found any documentation on this. So, I am wondering whether  
this is a general size restriction or if it depends on the computer  
you're on as well.


Thanks,
B.


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Re: [postgis-users] Multipoint thresold

2010-07-02 Thread Biddy

Hi,

thanks for your reply.
Actually, I do use sql in order to query my data. It tells me that  
there is nothing in my multipoint geometry.


B.

Zitat von Nicolas Ribot nicolas.ri...@gmail.com:


Hi everyone,

I am using multipoints and while filling them I noticed that there appears
to be a thresold between 1,100 and 1,200 points per multipoint (no error,
everything loads fine, just the multipoint geometry columns are empty).

I haven't found any documentation on this. So, I am wondering whether this
is a general size restriction or if it depends on the computer you're on as
well.



Hi
No size restriction.

Is it possible you look at your data using pgAdmin ?
If it is the case, pgAdmin is limiting the number of characters when
displaying tables.

try a select st_numGeometries(geom) to check all the points are added
to the multi object.
Or use psql to see the data.

Nicolas
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Re: [postgis-users] Multipoint thresold

2010-07-02 Thread Mike Toews
What tells you there is nothing in your multipoint geometry? Client software
can be buggy with large unexpected numbers, so the error may be with
whatever tool you are using. Can you verify the number of points using SQL?

-Mike

On 2 July 2010 08:49, Biddy newska...@riomhphost.net wrote:

 Hi,

 thanks for your reply.
 Actually, I do use sql in order to query my data. It tells me that there is
 nothing in my multipoint geometry.

 B.

 Zitat von Nicolas Ribot nicolas.ri...@gmail.com:


  Hi everyone,

 I am using multipoints and while filling them I noticed that there
 appears
 to be a thresold between 1,100 and 1,200 points per multipoint (no error,
 everything loads fine, just the multipoint geometry columns are empty).

 I haven't found any documentation on this. So, I am wondering whether
 this
 is a general size restriction or if it depends on the computer you're on
 as
 well.


 Hi
 No size restriction.

 Is it possible you look at your data using pgAdmin ?
 If it is the case, pgAdmin is limiting the number of characters when
 displaying tables.

 try a select st_numGeometries(geom) to check all the points are added
 to the multi object.
 Or use psql to see the data.

 Nicolas
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