What is the projection you are using?
Simplify works with the native projection of the file so if the
projection is in decimal degrees then the tolerance too will need to be
given in decimal degrees.
On 05-Dec-15 01:57, Ken Walenga wrote:
What is the best way to reduce the number of points a spatial object
contains, thereby reducting its size and footprint at run time when
displaying the object? The problem I am running into is that we start
with a set of zipcode objects for the US and map/merge our custom
territories with it, ending up with somewhere between 10 - 150 custom
territories. We are using Qlikview to render the custom spatial
objects, and if we try to simultaneously display too many objects (ca.
3 - 30, depending on the total # of custom objects the zip data set is
reduced to), the client program will crash. It seems that the custom
spatial objects are too dense. I'm wondering how to change the
"sampling" level from say, 1 geo-point every 3 feet to 1 geo-point
every 50 or 100 feet. I thought "simplify" ought to do that but maybe
I'm not using it correctly or there is some configuration setting I'm
missing. Any help would be appreciated.
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Kenneth Walenga
Commercial BI & Reporting
Genentech, A Member of the Roche Group
US CommOps - USMA Data Services
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