>>> obtained from the Windows SDK download at
>>> http://fdo.osgeo.org/content/fdo-332-downloads. You'd just need to
>>> extract
>>> the following DLL's:
>>>
>>> SQLServerSpatialProvider.dll
>>> SQLServerSpatialOverrides
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Exactly, the returned XML based on the new version of SQLSpatialProvider
covers all tables.
But now the root node name
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> If you get a chance to try this out, please let me know if it fixes the
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Brent Robinson-5 wrote:
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> Hi Carl,
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> Do any of your tables have a varchar(max) column?
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> Brent.
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> Hi Carl,
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> Do any of your tables have a varchar(max) column?
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> Brent.
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sometimes, while I choose the featuresoure, follow message is shown and
Maestro stops. But if I re-choose the same featuresource, it works without
any message:
Failed to read schema from data source.
The operation gave the error me
Yes, I tried http://localhost/mapguide/mapagent/index.html. the returned xml
covers only fewer tables of database.
Then I create a new database, add table one by one, and try 'describeschema'
from above web page. I couldn't find the rule the FDO/MapGuide used to enum
the tables. all the tables
Ok. That at least traces the problem away from Maestro.
The problem is now, determining if it is in MapGuide or FDO.
You can access the MSSql server without MapGuide, by using the FDO toolbox:
http://code.google.com/p/fdotoolbox/
If you cannot see the schema's there, I recomend that you create a
sometimes, while I choose the featuresoure, follow message is shown and
Maestro stops. But if I re-choose the same featuresource, it works without
any message:
Failed to read schema from data source.
The operation gave the error message: remote server return error: (559)
MgFdoException.:
An Excep
I guess there should be an "unmapped type" - type, to deal with
situations like this.
You can set it to "string", and it should read out just fine.
I have created a ticket for the problem:
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/ticket/724
As you may have noticed, Maestro issues calls to a web interface
yes, the exception is exactly fired because of the lost the type map.
Then I tried to comment the follow bold line:
/
public class FeatureSetColumn
{
internal FeatureSetColumn(string name, int type)
{
I traced into the code further more, and found the exception occurs while
creating a featuresetcolumn with field type of 'varbinary': (as bold line of
follow code)
public FeatureSourceSchema(XmlNode node, XmlDocument doc,
XmlNamespaceManager mgr)
{
I don't know whether it is the issue of Maestro, or MGOS server, or even the
FDO provider for SQL server 2008.
I have a SQL server 2008 Database with more than 200 tables. some tables has
the name with the max length of 64 alpha-beta letters. there is only one
table, with name length of 35 letter
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