ibrahimsaricicek wrote:
I've changed like this
CONNECTION "
ODBC:webuser/webu...@mssql,AracView
SELECT * FROM AracView
wkbPoint
"
And result;
msDrawMap(): Image handling error. Failed to draw layer named 'Araclar'.
msOGRFileOpen(): OGR error. Ope
I've changed like this
CONNECTION "
ODBC:webuser/webu...@mssql,AracView
SELECT * FROM AracView
wkbPoint
"
And result;
msDrawMap(): Image handling error. Failed to draw layer named 'Araclar'.
msOGRFileOpen(): OGR error. Open failed for OGR connecti
Hi all,
This now works, I've used * instead of listing columns..
SELECT * FROM MOBILEUNIT INNER JOIN
MUGPSDATALOG ON MOBILEUNIT.MUID=MUGPSDATALOG.MUID WHERE
MUGPSDATALOG.EVENTLOGID IN(SELECT MAX(EVENTLOGID) FROM MUFLEET INNER JOIN
MUGROUP ON MUFLEET.FLEETID = MUGROUP.FLEETID INNER JOIN MOBILE
Daiane Azevedo de Fraga wrote:
Hello everyone!
I wonder if ANGLE accepts an attribute that comes from a table in a
database, eg Oracle Spatial? Either he accepts only one attribute of a DBF?
Yes, that should work for all connection types (but I didn't test oracle
spatial specifically mysel
Some things to try:
1. Create a view in MS SQL to do most of SQL
2. List the view name in the SrcDataSource:
ODBC:webuser/webu...@mssql,MyView
so ogr/odbc/sqlserver doesn't have to enumerate all the db objects
3. Using means that GDAL/ogr/mapserver is not using any spatial
indexing, and pote
ibrahimsaricicek wrote:
This doesn't and syas; msDrawMap(): Image handling error. Failed to draw
layer named 'Araclar'. msOGRFileOpen(): OGR error. Open failed for OGR
connection in layer `Araclar'. Parse error at EOF, not all elements have
been closed, starting with SrcSQL
CONNECTIONTYPE OGR
Hello everyone!
I wonder if ANGLE accepts an attribute that comes from a table in a
database, eg Oracle Spatial? Either he accepts only one attribute of a DBF?
Thanks!
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Dear all,
This definition works,
CONNECTIONTYPE OGR
CONNECTION "
ODBC:webuser/webu...@mssql
SELECT TOP 10 * FROM MUGPSDATALOG
wkbPoint
"
This doesn't and syas; msDrawMap(): Image handling error. Failed to draw
layer named 'Araclar'. msOGRFileOpe
Hi list!
I have a mapfile with a one-to-many JOIN, but PostgreSQL logs a syntax error
whenever I query such an object on the map:
-
ERROR: syntax error at or near "_3" at character 333
STATEMENT: SELECT "codvia_num"::text, "cognome"::text, "nome"::text,