Dale,
Thanks for taking the time to respond.
Try this symbol definition. I vaguely remember having this issue and I used
this symbol to fix it.
'SYMBOL(a:0,c:#ff0000,s:6pt,id:"mapinfo-sym-34.ogr-sym-4")'
so
create or replace view vw_australian_cities
as
select rownum as rid,
a.abbr as abbreviation,
a.city_name,
a.geom.Get_WKB() as geom,
CAST('SYMBOL(a:0,c:#ff0000,s:6pt,id:"mapinfo-sym-34.ogr-sym-4")' as
varchar2(255)) as OGR_STYLE
from australian_cities a;
I tried this but it didn't work. I also tried putting a comma ',' instead of a
full stop '.' between the mapinfo-sym34 and ogr-sym-4 but that didn't work
either.
If you can remember more clearly what you did to get it work I would appreciate
it.
regards
SImon
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