Individually your observation does not hold. Testing the literals
pairwise returns true in all cases.
select st_intersects('SRID=4326;POLYGON((-71.0004167
43.0004167,-69.9995833 43.0004167,-69.9995833
41.9995833,-71.0004167 41.9995833,-71.0004167 43.0004167))',
'srid=4326;POLYGON((-70.707854431152
I am sure this is my faulty understanding.
I have been noticing that some EPSG4326 polygons are only being found only
in a smaller search bbox, not in a larger search bbox. Even though the
larger box is entirely bigger on all sides (I actually get the bbox from
Google Maps). I am using ST_INTERSEC
Thank you for your answers.
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There's no reason technically you can't do it. You will need to hack the
loader to ignore the fact that the other files are missing, but shp file
alone does contain all the information you need.
P.
On Wed, Jun 6, 2012 at 10:23 PM, karsten wrote:
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> Hi All,
>
> I am working on a data upload
Yogesh,
The first official release of PostGIS with raster support is 2.0. There is
nothing to support before that.
Pierre
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> boun...@postgis.refractions.net] On Behalf Of Yogesh Dahiya
> Sen
Luis,
PostGIS 2.0 does support GDAL 1.6. I'm expecting that the GDAL 1.6
coming from the repos uses the naming convention libgdal16.so.1
instead of the default libgdal.so.1, which is known to cause problems.
Were you compiling PostGIS 2.0 or using a package from a repo?
-bborie
On Thu, Jun 7,
You could also try with not exists
select * from table2
where not exists (select unique_key from table1 where table1.unique_key =
table2.unique_key)
Hugues.
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On 06/07/2012 09:14 AM, Hemin Tofiq wrote:
Thank you,
I have 2 tables with the same structure, so we don't need to create alias
for the same table, however that is fine with updated rows, how can I get
newly created rows?
Regards,
Hemin
I assume you mean you have a
Thank you,
I have 2 tables with the same structure, so we don't need to create alias
for the same table, however that is fine with updated rows, how can I get
newly created rows?
Regards,
Hemin
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Thanks, Regina.
After uninstalling, I tried a fresh install of PostgreSQL followed by a
fresh install of PostGIS. The difference this time is that I did not use the
existing data structure and started with a new one. The installation went
well and without error.
I uninstalled then repeated the ab
I am trying to install postgis-pg90-binaries-2.0.0svn which has older
version of raster support(which I required to build my app) but getting
error
saying current transaction aborted , commands ignored until end of
transaction block.
And is there documentation for older raster support.
Thanks
Thank you all for the replies.
Initially I tried to install GDAL from the repos, which for Ubuntu 10.04 is
only available in version 1.6.0. But contrary to what the readme files says
PostGis 2 doesn't go with this version of GDAL. So I download and compiled
GDAL 1.9.1, hence I doubt it is an issue
Hello,
I'm not sure I understand the whole thing but in a basic way and if your table
have a primary key a self join should help you :
select a.* from mytable a, mytable b
where a.id = b.id
and (a.attr1 != b.attr1 or a.attr2 != b.attr2)
The attribut can be a geometry or anything else.
Hugues
Donald,
This is extremely odd. Seems like its breaking when its trying to compile
the topology addtosearchpath function
as you are getting compiled function gibberish it seems.
That function is in postgis_topology, so what you could do is just use the
binaries (you might not even need to as the
Hi,
I would like to ask if there is a way to compare (find the difference)
between 2 tables? Updated geometries or attributes), i.e. An sql som
returnes the rows that are updated.
Thanks in advance,
Hemin
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