Hi Frederik,
Frederik Ramm wrote:
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>
> Does it not all happen in a transaction, which will simply be discarded
> by PostGIS if not committed properly?
so it should, but I was wondering why exit_nicely() gets called every
time osm2pgsql finds an error (in turn it calls PQfinish() function, f
I have here a dxf file of Prishtina in high quality.
http://www.archive.org/details/PrishtinaStreets
I have been able to convert it to lat/lon like this
cs2cs +proj=utm +zone=34T +ellps=WGS84 +datum=WGS84 +units=m -f \"%.7f\"
Problem is that most of the points are in relative position, there is
Hi,
Giuseppe Castagno wrote:
> More to the point, killing osm2pgsql in the middle of applying a diff,
> does that leave the PostGIS data base in an inconsistent state?
Does it not all happen in a transaction, which will simply be discarded
by PostGIS if not committed properly?
Bye
Frederik
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Hi all,
the questions is in the mail subject.
More to the point, killing osm2pgsql in the middle of applying a diff,
does that leave the PostGIS data base in an inconsistent state?
Browsing the svn osm2pgsql source code it seems there a function (
exit_nicely() in osm2pgsql.c ) that should per
> http://gll.petschge.de
> http://dbsgeo.com/latlon/
Thanks both!
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