Sorry, but I am out of ideas, I simply do not know enough about MSSQL to
provide some insight. But I see, you are using a stored procedure instead of
referring a table as source directly. Are you sure that this is not the
culprit? It might work fine inside MSSQL but might pose problems when faci
Thank You Andrea. This worked for me. Thanks a lot for your help.
Regards.
On Sat, Feb 10, 2024 at 12:07 AM Andrea Giudiceandrea via QGIS-User <
qgis-user@lists.osgeo.org> wrote:
> > krishna Ayyala ayyalakrishna at gmail.com
> > Fri Feb 9 16:26:48 PST 2024
> > I saw the "Create wedge buffers too
Hi
Krishna Ayyala, are you sure the batch processing is what you need? You mention
you have a single file. In your original message "creating wedge buffers
automatically", Andrea suggested to use the algorithm in the "default" mode,
setting the fields as arguments through the data-defined button
Should be possible. Use Autofill -> Calculate by _expression_ can build an _expression_ that takes the Layer (you have access to the current layer variable in _expression_ builder) and the Row number (rownumber variable) and get the attribute value of 'Azimuth' field. ---Ujaval GandhiSpatial Though
Ujaval,
Thanks for the reply. When I add generate_series expression and click ok,
only one more row is getting added to the batch process tool. i.e.90 degree
azimuth got added. 180 and 270 were not added. Is there a way that, the
batch tool can read directly from the attribute table and generate t
click 'Autofill' -> Add Values by _expression_ and use _expression_ generate_series(90, 270, 90)You will get 4 layers, one for each azimuth value. Use 'Merge Vector Layers' tool to merge them into a single layer.---Ujaval GandhiSpatial Thoughtswww.spatialthoughts.comOn Sun, Feb 11, 2024 at 3:25 AM
