I have been playing around with the virtualOGR table feature made available in sqlite and I am absolutely thrilled about this feature.Thanks for the great work!
I've come across two small issues that i'd like some help/comments on. I am trying to connect to a WFS service which works fine in Sqlite. 1) connecting to all layers in an ogr (WFS) datasource I wanted to try to connect to all layers in the WFS datasource at once. The sqlite driver page says it is possible with the function "ogr_datasource_load_layers" http://www.gdal.org/ogr/drv_sqlite.html, I get the error: no such function: ogr_datasource_load_layers I am using Spatialite 4.0.0 and GDAL 1.10dev from trunk Any ideas ? 2) Using sql with "....limit 10;" All works find using the "create table using virtualOGR()". I was then hoping I could use sql syntax "limit 10" on the wfs datasource because it is a huge dataset. But it seems that the virtual table has fecth the entire dataset before retuning the 10 rows. I was thinking the "limit 10" was translated to &maxfeatures=10 in the WFS drivers GetFeature request. Is this expected behaviour or am I doing something wrong? -- Med venlig hilsen Martin Bjærge Jensen
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