I'm trying to get a handle on the relationship between the "wcs_resolution"
in the map file, and the resX, resY parameters in the request. Looking at
the description in the OGC spec:
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RESX=x RESY=y : Request a coverage subset with a specific spatial resolution
alon
I try to fix time_extends with layer and the behaivor are the same, also I
logged the postgresql & mapserver:
with this query show always the first image , at the 11:00:00, in the log of
postgresql the query has not time parameter
http://mapserver-tutorial/cgi-bin/mapserv?map=/home/vbox/Downloads
If you're reading from Postgres, you can use de Extent function of postgis.
something like:
SELECT EXTENT(*geo_field*)) FROM *geotable *
and you'll get de bbox.
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and you can also use de expand function to retrive the bbox expanded in all
directions by an amount specified in the sql.
take a look
Hi Luis,
Thanks for your brilliant idea. I think that should help me definitely.
I would try it and let you know my results.
Thanks once again.
Regards,
Kiran.
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This started of as a QGIS question, but I am finding it impossible to
register for the QGIS forums, so I am asking on the MapServer list, as
this is going to evolve into a MapServer question as well.
I want to query a PostGIS db with arbitrary queries -- views that join
spatial and non-spatial tab