Hello everyone,
Thank you for bringing to attention the regression caused by the fix for
GEOT-7248. Part of the purpose of this fix was actually to cover the
case of multiple columns, which were in previous version not handled
properly either. There was indeed no exception, but the count was n
I don’t think geoserver's behaviour is correct, so maybe it's worth logging an
issue.
I've also wondered why they don't simply use SELECT COUNT(*) and don't mention
the column names. The code would be much simpler and always correct
independent of the number of columns. It might return a diff
Hello Hans,
App-schema supports the use of denormalized views. In this usecase ID's
are not unique and multiple rows with the same id are combined and used
to create single complex feature. In this use case COUNT(*) would not
give the correct result.
Kind Regards
Niels
On 24/11/2022 09:05,
Good afternoon. I am trying to figure out how to publish my SQL Server point
data in Geoserver as Points, rather than "Other Geometry".
I have tried with many versions of Geoserver (2.15 - 2.22) and a whole
variety of options, but I cannot seem to convince Geoserver that the layer
contains regu