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Issue Type:
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Bug
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Affects Versions:
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9.2 |
Assignee:
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Christian Mueller
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Components:
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jdbc-db2 plugin |
Created:
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16/Jun/13 4:15 AM
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Description:
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The official way to calculate an extent is a statement like this.
SELECT ST_GetAggrResult(MAX(ST_BuildMBRAggr
(geometry)))
FROM sample_points
Unfortunately, this performs badly for large data sets. (Tested with 8 million rows containing simple squares --> 90 seconds).
The alternative is
select min(st_minx(geom),min(st_miny(geom),.....
This statement needs only 20 seconds.
Additionally, since DB2 V10 the extent calculation can be done during registering a spatial attribute. (Registering the attribute after populating the table). The fix checks for precalculated extents in the system table before calculating the extent on the fly.
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Project:
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GeoTools
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Priority:
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Major
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Reporter:
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Christian Mueller
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