You may want to report this as an issue, and submit a patch if you are in
position to do so.
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Jody
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Jody Garnett
On 27 January 2015 at 01:34, David Morris <david.mor...@envitia.com> wrote:
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>
> In our application we have a generic method which encodes an SQL statement
> to extract geometry from a database, via encodeGeometryColumn (found in the
> database dialects). Latter on we know it is an envelope, so use
> decodeGeometryEnvelope to decode it, other methods which have made use of
> encodeGeometryColumn before will use decodeGeometryColumn to extract the
> value.
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>
>
> This works fine in SQLServer and Oracle since encodeGeometryEnvelope,
> encodeGeometryColumn, decodeGeometryColumn and decodeGeometryEvnvelope all
> encode/decoded in the same format (binary for Oracle, WKT for SQLServer).
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>
>
> However with Postgis, the encodeGeometryEnvelope/decodeGeometryEvnvelope
> is implemented using WKT and encodeGeometryColumn/decodeGeometryColumn is
> implemented in WKB which prevents them from been mixed and is inconsistent
> with API used on SQLServer/Oracle.
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>
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> In my instance I can work around it, but this does seem like a bug with
> the API since it is inconsistent across the different dialects.
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>
>
> Is this an actual design decision or an over sight?
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