Hey,
I've noticed that the SQL generated by
the org.geotools.data.jdbc.FilterToSQL and
org.geotools.jdbc.PreparedFilterToSQL classes is different when processing
an Id filter.
The FilterToSQL class wraps the entire where clause in brackets, which the
PreparedFilterToSQL does not.
I've seen a sig
Just perusing the latest gt sources, r38340, and noticed the the BigDecimal
converter is registered as follows:
register.put(BigDecimalConverter.class, new BigDecimalConverter());
when surely it should be:
register.put(BigDecimal.class, new BigDecimalConverter());
Cheers,
Shaun
Type: Bug
Components: data sqlserver
Affects Versions: 2.7-M0, 2.6.4
Environment: SQL Server 2008 (only tested on R2, not sure if it's
important)
Reporter: Shaun Forbes
It appears that SQL Server 2008 has two types of spatial columns, geometry and
geography, but ther
Reporter: Shaun Forbes
Assignee: Gabriel Roldán
I can't use a FidFilter to calculate an extent in ArcSDE.
I believe the problem stems from the fact that
ArcSDEQuery.calculateQueryExtent(...) is using FidReader.NULL_READER when
calling createQuery rather than obtaining th
Reporter: Shaun Forbes
Assignee: Martin Desruisseaux
Priority: Minor
The Latitude of Origin is set as -32.5 in esri.properties , but it should be
-32.0
http://spatialreference.org/ref/epsg/3107/esriwkt/
Yea, it might also need to be referenced as 3107, since ArcSDE seems
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Shaun Forbes reopened GEOT-1213:
Oops, code falls over when fid filter contains a multiple of 1000 fids
> Fid filter can geneate unsuppor
Reporter: Shaun Forbes
Assigned To: Gabriel Roldán
When generating the where clause for an Id filter (or Fid filter on older
releases) the default is to generate an IN clause that just lists all of the
supplied ids, but Oracle can have problems processing an IN clause that
contains more
Versions: 2.2.2
Reporter: Shaun Forbes
Assigned To: Gabriel Roldán
When running with ArcSDE on Oracle the database name can be empty which results
in ArcSDEDataStore.getSchema(String typeName) generating an invalid type name
being generated when trying to generate a fully
wfs
Reporter: Shaun Forbes
Assigned To: David Zwiers
The WFSGeoResource canResolve method doesn't return true for the GeoResource
class, even though the resolve method can resolve to that class.
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Reporter: Shaun Forbes
Assigned To: Richard Gould
The WMSGeoResource canResolve method doesn't return true for the
GeoResourceInfo class, even though the resolve method can resolve to that class.
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