Here:
https://www.sqlite.org/useovernet.html
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Jody Garnett
On Thu, Apr 18, 2024 at 8:49 PM Armando Forlani
wrote:
> Hi Jody,
>
> I’m not sure I understand this. I regularly use these files (usually gpkg)
> with QGIS doing read/write. All these files are on network file system (in
> a shared
Hi Jody,
I’m not sure I understand this. I regularly use these files (usually gpkg) with
QGIS doing read/write. All these files are on network file system (in a shared
folder somewhere on the network) and have no problems at all. Even views I
created within sqlite/gpkg files work fine.
What I’m
This is a limitation of the SQLite database, remember the driver is a full
database, which places performance and reliability requirements on the file
system that a network file system cannot meet.
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Jody Garnett
On Thu, Apr 18, 2024 at 1:45 PM Armando Forlani
wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
>
> I’m
Hi,
in our environment, it is also not possible that GeoServer can browse different network drives. But copying the UNC path into the url box helps, for example: file://\\server\folder\data.gpkg
We are not using the standalone version of GeoServer, but if i remember correctly, we had to grant
Hi Andrea,
None of that works, including the read_only option.
I guess my question would be: is this a functionality shortcoming or is it my
system that’s at fault somehow?
Is GeoServer suppose to see shared/network folders/drives? Am I wasting my time
with something it is not designed to work
And oh,
for the second error, the path can be accessed, but SQLITE states it cannot
open the file.
Maybe it's due to write permissions? Try checking the "read only" flag.
Regards,
Andrea Aime
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HI Armando,
the errors seem telling, "J: does not exist". If it's really there, then I
would assume GeoServer is really
not seeing it.
See for example:
https://superuser.com/questions/1758898/service-is-not-able-to-access-a-network-drive-mapping-despite-running-under-the
Regards,
Andrea Aime
Hi Alexandre,
while I don't have experience using MBStyle with the REST API, it seems
odd, I would
expect it only if raw was not present and set to true.
Can you share both the request you're using, and the full stack trace (down
to the last caused by please).
Regards,
Andrea Aime
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Hi,
I’m creating a new Store using a GeoPackage file as data source (database). It
works fine with a gpkg file saved locally i.e. anywhere on the C: drive. I’m
unable to make it work with files stored on a share drive, either the full path
or a logical drive letter.
file://J:/folder/data.gpkg
Hi Ian,
what exactly are you meaning with 'make the column a timestamp'? Because in
GeoServer I already tried to change the data type to 'Timestamp' and that
doesn't change anything. And in the Oracle database the DATE type also stores
time values. From the documentation: "The fields that
That's the expected behaviour - if you need to preserve the time of the
date make the column a timestamp (preferably with timezone) rather than a
data which only stores the year, month and day.
Ian
On Thu, 18 Apr 2024 at 10:56, Calliess Daniel Ing. <
daniel.calli...@stadt-salzburg.at> wrote:
>
Hi,
I just discovered that GeoServer is rounding Oracle DATE attribute values down
to zero or twelve hours when I'm publishing data from a 'Oracle NG (OCI)' data
store. Examples:
1.1.2024 17:34:12 becomes 1.1.2024 12:00:00 or
1.1.2024 03:17:05 becomes 1.1.2024 00:00:00
This happens only when
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