Hallo At least in pgAdmin the cells is showed as empty cells if the geometries
is above some size. But they are there.An easy way to confirm they are there is
to use som function on them. If it is polygons for instance you can run st_area
or st_length for lines. Hope that helps/Nicklas
2009-11-24 Bob Hume wrote:
>
select count(*) from dum where the_geom is null gives a result of 0
>
> select count(the_geom) from dum gives a result is 1676, which is the total
> number of rows in the table
>
> This is consistent with my previous description. The apparently blank
> the_geom fields apparently have some data, but the data doesn't display.
> This seems odd, and makes it difficult (impossible for me, so far) to
> identify the blank fields.
>
>
> (Sorry this seems to be a duplicate. I couldn't figure out how to reply to
> a message in a thread and assumed the mail program would figure it out. It
> didn't. Just for the heck of it I clicked on the name of the person I was
> replying to with the idea that I'd send a message directly to him, and a mail
> window opened to send a message to the list. Who knew? I searched, and
> couldn't find any information explaining this.)
>
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