Bart,
I personnaly did not test it on an oracle layer but here is how It is
supposed to wirk : the wms time support would set the filter element of
the layer with the time field and the time string as it was a normal
attribute. Something like this ([time_field] = time_value) (timefield is
extrcated from metedata on the layer and timevalue comes from the wms
request). This sould normally translate into a a valid sql query
(something like where + the filter string). If you are able to test it
let me know.
Later,
Eijnden, B. van den (Bart) wrote:
Hi list,
has the WMS time support of Mapserver been fully tested against Oracle
Spatial? I do see a note in the WMS Time HOWTO about PostGIS but not about
Oracle Spatial, so I would like some confirmation that WMS time against the
native Oracle Spatial driver would work .....
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Bart
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