Hi, I try to reproduce your test case (udig 1.1.1 / gnu linux), I comment my experience below: On Thursday 18 December 2008 03:38:30 Jody Garnett wrote: > Hi Dubravka you should be okay with the example you provided ... the > ATTR1 will need to be the geometry attribute for the data you are > working with. The table view does not show geometry attributes it is > true; to figure out the name... > - open up the default feature editor this editor show "No feature selected" in the Property column. I try to different way to select features but I get the same feedback in the default feature editor. > - click on properties for the layer (or catalog entry) and look at the > description of the feature type > > What we cannot do at this time is a "join" between two layers... > > When we get a working example sorted out we can add it to this page: > http://udig.refractions.net/confluence/display/EN/Selection+using+CQL > > Note if you are using shapefiles the attribute is often called THE_GEOM > ... giving us DWITH( THE_GEOM, POINT(135.12,48.26), 0.1, km ) 1 - Because I cannot use the default feature editor, I create a new layer with "the_geom attribute" 2 - Select CQL in table view 3 - wrote DWITHIN( the_geom, POINT(6126665, 1836603), 50, km) 4- enter Result: any feature selected
I try other spatial relation without success. > > I am not sure if it actually pays attention to the km part ... we will > have to check. > Jody I did some additional tests My layer has the following structure FID, the_geom (multilinestring), name test 1: FID like '%lin%' result: nothing is selected test 2: name like '%tres%' result: the featues are selected, so OK Well, I think the cql query goes well if you select some field from the combo box. But in this combobox you cannot select FID and the_geom. cheers ---------------------- Mauricio Pazos www.axios.es _______________________________________________ User-friendly Desktop Internet GIS (uDig) http://udig.refractions.net http://lists.refractions.net/mailman/listinfo/udig-devel
