Hi all,
I'm using sqlite dialect with shapefile input. An example is:
ogrinfo poligoni_input.shp -dialect sqlite -sql SELECT ST_Area(geometry)
AS Area FROM poligoni_input
It works and it's a great feature.
I have some problems with MySQL spatial input. I use this syntax:
ogrinfo
Only to add that if I try to read the same MySQL input using OGR Virtual
Format, the ST_Area function works properly.
Thank you
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+1 Welcome Jukka!
Daniel
On 13-09-28 4:42 AM, Even Rouault wrote:
Hi,
Jukka is one of our most active power users since many years. You've certainly
noticed him many times answering to question from other users on the mailing
list, testing bleeding edge trunk or doing precise bug reports.
aborruso aborruso at gmail.com writes:
Only to add that if I try to read the same MySQL input using OGR Virtual
Format, the ST_Area function works properly.
Thank you
Hi,
http://www.gdal.org/ogr/ogr_sql.html says:
All OGR drivers for database systems: MySQL, PostgreSQL and PostGIS (PG),
Hi Jukka,
thank you.
Rahkonen Jukka wrote
I wonder where in the documentation would be the best place to mention
this over-override trick.
Probably in this moments it would be necessary to insert it in both pages
you mentioned.
Best regards,
Andrea
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Hi Jukka,
thank you.
Rahkonen Jukka wrote
I wonder where in the documentation would be the best place to mention
this over-override trick.
Probably in this moments it would be necessary to insert it in both pages
you
Dear all, i'm trying buffer some geometries with GDAL. I have success with
poligons and lines but i can't create the buffer when i try to do the same
procedure with an OGRPoint.
Here is a screenshot with the buffer http://i.imgur.com/rRQuooc.jpg
I'm using the Buffer function from OGRGeometry
