Le mercredi 07 novembre 2012 22:20:31, Ákos Maróy a écrit : > it hasn't on purpose. the relations I use are not used to stitch > together polygons. they are relations in the traditional sense: they > collect various data about the same thing
You mean categories ? ;-) > , in this case, an airport. the > related data is a range of lines (runways), points (navigation aids) and > other stuff, like the 'airport reference point', etc. Well, then, osm2pgsql might not be your best option. You might end having other problems than just "get the relation in _rels (like connecting the relation to it's members SQL in queries) > see above, the geometries are imported fine, Yes, but not the one "linked" to the relation, but to it's ways members (check the osm_id) > I do have the points and > the lines imported that are related to these airports. what I don't > have, but would want to have, is the relation itself in PostGIS I ran a test and I can confirm as well that without "type" tag, the relation isn't imported into _rels However, whatever the value is like type=toto is enough so that the relation makes it's way to the _rels table, but not to the _polygon table. -- sly (sylvain letuffe) _______________________________________________ dev mailing list dev@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/dev
