Hi,
where can I find the API Specifications
for the JDBC PostGIS driver postgis_1.3.2.jar?
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Hebebran
that is, i'm not saying GEOS should work in the way that i describe, i just
mean it should know that it has a hit when one of the vertices intersects
with the other polygon.
Probably i'm seeing things too simple, but i guess never asking is the best
way to not get things improved, so i just ask stu
> Is there a utility for importing an ESRI file
> geodatabase into PostgreSQL/PostGIS? I know there's a
> tool for importing shapefiles, but that won't help--or
> will it?
You may have a look at OGR (http://www.gdal.org/ogr/ogr_formats.html),
according to the geodatabase format (personnal, SDE,...
dnrg wrote:
Frank, thanks for the info.
You may find it helpful to use ogrinfo on your .mdb
file to determine the name of layers as OGR sees
them.
So you're saying OGR does not support the file
geodatabase (*.gdb) today.
Dana,
That is correct.
Paul, you wrote:
Tables, they're called ta
Mark Cave-Ayland pisze:
On Friday 22 February 2008 06:58:59 Maciej Sieczka wrote:
Hi Mark!
My first post here. Hi All!
Sorry if the issue was already discussed. I have searched the net and
your archives for several hours not finding an answer.
There are 2 role groups in my cluster: "editors
Frank, thanks for the info.
> You may find it helpful to use ogrinfo on your .mdb
> file to determine the name of layers as OGR sees
> them.
So you're saying OGR does not support the file
geodatabase (*.gdb) today.
The personal geodatabase (*.mdb) has a limitation,
last I checked, of 2G--that's
Maciej,
I take it that you have no control over how these people are creating
tables. e.g they are not creating it via some custom application of
yours where the solution would be obvious.
Unfortunately you can't put a trigger on pg_tables because that is not a
table but a read-only view.
The
Colin Wetherbee wrote:
I'm looking for a function to approximate a partial great circle (eg.
the route taken when flying from London to Tokyo) as a LINESTRING or
something similar.
Does such a beast exist? If not, do you have any pointers on how to go
about implementing that kind of a functi
hello
why does this error occur ?
bzk2=# select updategeometrySRID('shey7','wkb_geometry',32636);
ERROR: column not found in geometry_columns table
CONTEXT: SQL statement "SELECT UpdateGeometrySRID('','', $1 , $2 ,
$3 )"
PL/pgSQL function "updategeometrysrid" line 4 at SQL statement
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Hi All,
Is there a windows installer for PL/R for Postgres 8.3? I can't seemed
to find one and have been struggling trying to compile the PL/R source
on my own.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Jim Beaudoin
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Anybody used pgmemcache to serve geo data, and can give a link to
somethnig about it?
Just curious...
Tx!
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Hi,
On Mon, 2008-02-18 at 15:28 -0200, Facundo Garat wrote:
> Do you recomend me to use 8.3 instead of 8.2?
I'd wait for at least 1-2 minor update releases for 8.3 , if you are
planning to deploy it to your production environment. Other than that,
if you will deploy to your development environmen
On Thursday 21 February 2008 09:33:17 am Travis Kirstine wrote:
> All,
> We have been developing a web mapping application using google maps as
> the front end interface with a postgis backend. Using this
> application the user can draw a bounding box in google maps and the
> coordinates are then
Milo van der Linden wrote:
Hello Neil,
One thing you can do to create some sort of tileindex that can be part
of the where clause is create a view in postGIS that contains the
boundingboxes of a table based upon an attribute:
CREATE VIEW MYBBOX AS
SELECT
table1.uniqueID,
extent(table1.the_ge
Noticed this today...
http://stevekass.com/2007/11/21/the-hemisphere-requirement/
Basically, in SQL Server 2008 Geography values (geography is the
ellipsoidal "first-class citizen" type) are limited to a single
hemisphere (<180 width and <90 height).
Odd. Because I would think it'd be relatively
Hi Kis,
I don't think the GiST index has anything to do with this, i'm only
processing one record.
thx,
WBL
On Thu, Feb 21, 2008 at 7:47 AM, Kis János Tamás <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> csütörtök 14 február 2008 15.11 dátummal Willy-Bas Loos ezt írta:
> >
> > select 'yes' as foo
> > from table1 a
Matthew --
Try running
ANALYZE streets_relation;
This provides the statistics to the planner ...
Use the ST_ functions (or && in older nomenclature) to invoke the spatial
index. Typically using an intersection or some such to get things in an area.
A GIST index is not a B-tree index and r
Guido,
Thanks for you thoughts.
However, this proposal is not about styling.
It is specifically about geometry and its rendering in KML. The
elements proposed for addition specify how to interpret XML components
WITHIN the geometry elements.
If you have, for example, a polygon geometry wi
hello
how can I correct this situation:
bzk2=# select srid(geom) from shey91 limit 1;
srid
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32767
(1 row)
bzk2=# update shey91 set geom=ST_TRANSFORM(setsrid(geom,32767),32636);
ERROR: AddToPROJ4SRSCache: Cannot find SRID (32767) in spatial_ref_sys
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All,
I want to run PostgresQL/PostGIS on Fedora 8.3 (or 8.x).
I see the PostgresQL binaries here
http://www.postgresql.org/ftp/binary/v8.3.0/linux/rpms/fedora/
Do those binaries contain PostGIS? (unable to inspect right now)
If not, can I download PostGIS binaries for Fedora?
I do not see the
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