I expanded it even more with initial ogrinfo commands (great way to
check extents, source projection, etc). Hope this helps the next person
google-searching! Feel free to expand the wiki page with your own notes.
-jeff
On 2019-07-18 9:31 AM, Jeff McKenna wrote:
I expanded the wiki page
I expanded the wiki page to include the output of psql's describe "\d"
for that table.
-jeff
On 2019-07-18 8:37 AM, Jeff McKenna wrote:
Hi Radim,
Here is a working mapfile reprojecting a PostGIS layer:
https://github.com/mapserver/mapserver/wiki/Reproject-PostGIS-Layer
You ask good
Hi Radim,
Here is a working mapfile reprojecting a PostGIS layer:
https://github.com/mapserver/mapserver/wiki/Reproject-PostGIS-Layer
You ask good questions, that could likely just be tested by checking the
postgres logs and executing the raw commands from those logs at the psql
commandline
Hi Jeff,
thanks, yes I have read that.
But I also read that "using srid= is optional but improves
performance" so there was a little chance that re-projection could be
done anyway if a different SRID is found on geometry.
If there is no further transformation, what difference "using srid="
Hi Radim,
Give the Projection document a good read specifically the "Important
Notes" section which I believe answers your questions:
https://mapserver.org/mapfile/projection.html#important-notes
There are no specific driver rules; for something like a PostGIS
connection you should be able
