Hi Jukka,
I attempted to replicate this by:
0. running `gdalinfo --formtats |grep oracle` (nothing reported)
1. installing gdal-oracle package (using apt)
2. running `gdalinfo --formtats |grep oracle` again, in the same shell
session, with result:
C:\>gdalinfo --formats |grep -i oracle
GeoRaster (rw+): Oracle Spatial GeoRaster
Investigation of the file system revealed that the oci plugin is at
"%osgeo4w_root%\bin\gdalplugins\1.8\ogr_OCI.dll" instead of the
"%osgeo4w_root%\bin\gdalplugins" you report.
My PATH does not contain either of these plugin directories and
GDAL_DRIVER_PATH is not set. I have the following gdal packages installed:
gdal 1.8.1-1
gdal-oracle 1.8.0-1
gdal-python 1.8.0-2
gdal15dll 1.5.4-1
I repeated the test sequence in a newly installed osgeo4w environment,
though same machine, and got the same results. The host system is
Win7-Pro, 64bit.
cheers,
matt wilkie
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On 14/12/2011 12:20 AM, Rahkonen Jukka wrote:
Hi,
I made a new OSGeo4W installation with GDAL Oracle OCI driver.
However, Oracle OCI was not listed as supported formats after
installation. I could made it available by adding the plugin directory
into path by giving SET PATH=D:\OSGeo4W\bin\gdalplugins;%PATH%. I
suppose that setting GDAL_DRIVER_PATH might work too.
-Jukka Rahkonen-
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