Hey guys, I'm using ogr to perform select statement in a database for a
mapserver/gis. I would like to know something. Is it possible to build dynamic
query ? Here is an example:
Select * from Table where field1 X
Where X can vary depending on the query. I would like to use this feature for
Hi,
I tried to convert data from Oracle spatial view (not table) with ogr2ogr.
Result was not successful. Instead I got this message:
ERROR 1: ORA-04043: object MY_VIEW does not exist
in OCIDescribeAny
The view exists in the database, it is registered in ALL_SDO_GEOM_METADATA and I
can use
Frédéric Therrien wrote:
Hey guys, I'm using ogr to perform select statement in a database for a
mapserver/gis. I would like to know something. Is it possible to build
dynamic query ? Here is an example:
Select * from Table where field1 X
Where X can vary depending on the query. I would
Hey, thx for the answer, but maybe I wasn't clear enought. I'm using ogr with a
map file for a mapserver (an later on a GIS). My question is, is it possible to
pass a parameter from the gis/wms call to the ogr query, passing by
openlayer-ms4w then the map file.
Frank, you said I can use
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Hello everyone,
According to the documentation in gdal.org, the in-memory file format
(MEM) has a 2GB size limit. I recently used MEM to process an image
whose size is larger than 2GB without encountering any error message.
The output seems to be fine as well. Has the MEM driver been upgraded
Ozy Sjahputera wrote:
Hello everyone,
According to the documentation in gdal.org, the in-memory file format
(MEM) has a 2GB size limit. I recently used MEM to process an image
whose size is larger than 2GB without encountering any error message.
The output seems to be fine as well. Has the
Hi liudaojie,
of course you cannot use the same libraries as in the desktop version,
but the includes stay the same. As stated on the website you could
compile the libraries for smart device processors (like ARM for
example). Also, the methods you call and the way things work is the same
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Linda Thompson wrote:
We have quite few customers with problems in their Mapinfo .map files.
We would like to allow the user to see the .dat information and report
the problem with their .map file. I have created a patch for the
problem that allows me to continue displaying data for the
Frank,
The short story:
I've got some Single Look Complex EnviSat data I need to process. Will
gdalwarp do a piecewise (triangulated) warp using GCPs or only(!) use them to
calculate an image-wide polynomial?
The longer story:
ESA's Best (http://earth.esa.int/services/best/) does
Brent Fraser wrote:
Frank,
The short story:
I've got some Single Look Complex EnviSat data I need to process. Will
gdalwarp do a piecewise (triangulated) warp using GCPs or only(!) use
them to calculate an image-wide polynomial?
Brent,
There are two choices from GCPs. Either polynomial
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