Hi Patrick.
Sorry for the late reply, I had a small accident and I was nailed to bed for
a while.
I just installed 2.14, but cannot find even a mention of ODBC. Could you
please point out where it is?
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I mainly use QGIS to connect to 8 Oracle DBs and work on a dataset of about
200 spatial tables, each one having 1.5 - 26 mil. rows of fairly complex
polygons. It's a production system (all but 2 DBs) and I've being using
Oracle OCI (or thin client with some tools) from the start - 9 years now (I
al
OK, I see.
Anyway, thanks for your time and patience...
Best regards.
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From what I've read, I formed the impression that Linux QGIS never had and
never will have out-of-the-box Oracle support, because of the
licensing/downloading intricacies of Oracle.
That last sentence of yours, revived my hope... Has there been Oracle
support in a previous QGIS? I'd prefer working
Hi Patrick
I understand your point on VMs.
What I was trying to say was that, since a VM consumes a certain amount of
RAM/CPU for the OS, and since I already have a windows VM in my box, there's
no point in adding a second VM for QGIS - I can install it in my windows' VM
(and get Oracle support o
Hi Matthias, thanks for the heartwarming reply :)
I'm on a very demanding project right now - I'll try re-running the make on
first opportunity (the latest, during the weekend) and come back with the
results.
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Hi Patrick, thanks for the quick reply.
I am not sure how 'far' Linux mint is from Ubuntu. Using either of the
Ubuntu-stable or Ubuntugis-unstable repos, I successfully installed QGIS in
one single effort. I would expect the same to happen with a plain make,
since I use the latest release (so, you
