KS,

You should probably read the PostGIS list archives. This has been discussed extensively. The short answer is don't, you can't at this point in time. But then I'm not familiar with pgchip, but I suspect that that is bleeding edge prototype stuff.

-Steve W

KS wrote:
Hi,

I am trying to load raster data into PostGIS and then wants to render it in web browser through mapserver. The porblem is, how to store raster data in PostGIS/Postgres SQL. There are multiple ideas I am working on right now 1. Can we store actually raster data direcly in PostgreSQL or PostGIS or we should strore it in outside of PostGIS and have some sort of reference to PostGIS with other data. 2. Can we actually use PGCHIP GDAL driver (new implementation of raster in PostGIS). For reference please visit, http://simon.benjamin.free.fr/pgchip/ ? 3. Can we use PGRaster SQL Interface to store raster data (http://postgis.com/support/wiki/index.php?PgRasterSqlInterface). I tried to do it but it did not work. So just wondering if somebody has actually used it to store raster data. If so, then how? If somebody has used some solution to store raster data in PostGIS, please let me know. If this is not possible at all, then may suggest some alternative. Here I want to mention that I have data in the form of ESRI shapefiles (mostly vector format). I tried to use gdal_rasterize but it gave me error that "The procedure entry point OGRCleanupALL could not be located in the dynamic link library gdal13.dll". I tried to fix it and tried to re-install GDAL as well but I got same message. Regards,

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