S.Reena wrote:
Hi All,
Is it possible to make a single map file having all the three types of
layers ( point, polygon and line) and if yes how to store that in
geometry_columns table in postgresql which gives duplication error ?
Yes, all mapfiles tend to have multiple layers, I have some with 100s of
layers. Think about the problem like this:
mapfile == map
layer == one type of data (point, line, polygon, label, etc)
from one particular data source.
class == one particular subset of data in a layer that you want to
isolate and render in a particular manner
So in you question above:
You would have three or more layers. At least one for each point, line,
polygon data type. In postgres these would each be a different table or
tables.
Even while roads and railroads are both lines, you might want them
separated into two separate tables in postgres. and you would have two
separate layers to render them.
HTH,
-Stephen Woodbridge
http://imaptools.com/
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