G'day all,
I'm not sure if this is a postgis or an ubuntu issue, but having just
installed postgis on to ubuntu 14.04 from the pgdg repository, I am getting
this error :
# select postgis_full_version();
ERROR: function postgis_jts_version() does not exist
LINE 1: SELECT postgis_jts_version
Hi David,
I have no experiences with ArcSDE, but I can say, that no dba had to
esrify our database in order to enable the interoperability between
ArcGIS and PostgreSQL/PostGIS. We have a simple PostgreSQL-DB (version
9.1) with an PostGIS extension (version 2.1). All we had to do was
download
Hi,
last year, I had the same kind of experience that david described in a
previous post.
I "esrified" my pg database into an esri enterprise geodatabase, turned
db_tune parameter into PG_Geometry and was able to read and write on my
table.
I can't remember all details but editing of non-spatial
Ben,
That function hasn't existed for a while in PostGIS. I would say circa 1.3.
I think it was a time when we were experimenting with using Java and JTS
natively in PostGIS.
I suspect you have a mix of PostGIS installs. Did you install a backup from
somewhere?
If so, you might be able to fix
G'day Regina,
You have nailed it, it was a database from an old (postgis 1.5) system - so
I actually expected to have many more errors. Luckily it was so old that I
had installed postgis into its own schema, so a simple DROP SCHEMA gis
CASCADE; has solved this problem.
I have 'noticed' this since
Ben,
I used to see that error a while ago, but don't see it in newer installs
even if I don't have topology installed.
What does your
Select postgis_full_version();
Return now?
Thanks,
Regina
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G'day Regina,
You have nailed it, it was a database from an old (po
