Hello,
I'm trying to make a join between an Oracle spatial table and a view
(non-spatial view from Oracle) . This join is made in Mapguide Studio, in an
King Oracle data connection
In the first table are about 75 rows, while in the non-spatial view I have
33209 rows. After I make the join
just create a view in oracle and add the spatial metadata, search the
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On Wed, Nov 23, 2011 at 11:41 PM, Iulia Tamas wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to make a join between an Oracle spatial table and a view
> (non-spatial view from Oracle) . This join is made in Mapg
Iulia,
I would recommend:
1) Create a “normal” Oracle view w/your join
2) Add the entry for it in user_sdo_geom_metadata. (No need for an index.)
3) Create a layer for the view …
Does all appear normal and as expected?
All that I am suggesting here is to gradually add complex
Hi, I am not sure how to go about this. Perhaps one of you can set me on the
right path.
I have a list of values identifying features. I got this list by querying
an independent attribute table. For example I queried a hydrant inspection
table and got a list of hydrant ID numbers as part of the
Thanks for steering me in the right direction Jackie. I was able to get where
i wanted by setting taskframe width to 0 in the weblayout, then modifying
the function below in mainframe.templ:
From
function OpenTaskBar()
{
SetTaskBarWidth(orgTaskBarWidth);
}
To
function OpenTaskBar()
{
Se
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I guess it is time to cut my losses, so I pondered the next dilemma, if I am
going to put the data in a spatial data base, which will have to be ArcSDE,
since the client uses MS SQL Server 2005, then how would I add a record and
point data from the map's interface. How indeed? I checked with our
I guess it is time to cut my losses. So I pondered the next dilemma: if I am
going to put the data in a spatial data base, which will have to be ArcSDE,
since the client uses MS SQL Server 2005, then how would I add a record and
point data from the map's interface. How indeed? I checked with our
http://osgeo-org.1803224.n2.nabble.com/file/n7026243/sql_fdo.png
Has anyone seen this? Even if the polygon has plenty of nodes?
gordon
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Just stuff the data into POSTGIS, use that for the transactional stuff, and
sync it with ARCSDE when and as frequently as needed. It seems like a lot of
work this way, but you end up with control of everything from front to back.
bobb
>>> soudemans wrote:
I guess it is time to cut my
Would it be worth anything to try dumping your data into an access database
just to test things out (that uses the same odbc fdo)? If you can't get it
going with that, then there's got to be some other problem...
Andrew
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On Nov 23, 2011, at 5:29 PM, soudemans wrote:
> I gues
Did you end up getting it working?
If not, can you provide some info on:
1. How many points are you talking about? Given it is a test dataset I
am assuming it is not really large.
2. Can you view the attributes in the Feature Source? If you preview, do
they display?
3. Have you tr
Hi,
I don't understand the function of the MgInsertFeatures method.
I have SDF feature source in MG2011. If I do
MgFeatureService.UpdateFeatures with the MgInsertFeatures command, all
the previous data is gone. So doing for example five inserts, with one
insert command each, results one row (t
Can you show the actual query sent to the SQL server (using a trace or the
like )? It seems that either you have too few points (even though you write
there should be many) or they are at the same x/y lat/lng (perhaps value 0
in all of them?).
Best regards
Hans Milling...
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