Also see the answer of Stefan in the issue Pietro created:
https://osgeo-org.atlassian.net/browse/GEOS-9712
Regards,
Richard Duivenvoorde
On 8/3/20 8:07 PM, Andrea Aime wrote:
> Hi Jukka,
> having a quick look at the code, indeed the name quoting is explicitly
> disabled in Oracle,
> and it
Hi Jukka,
having a quick look at the code, indeed the name quoting is explicitly
disabled in Oracle,
and it has been since many years (probably since the version of the Oracle
support code).
If memory serves me correctly, Oracle Spatial has some weird naming
limitations on top
of the already
Hi,
Does it mean that Oracle NG builds queries as nonquoted and the result is
SELECT DATE FROM TABLE instead of
SELECT "DATE" FROM "TABLE", that would work?
>From the referred Oracle document:
"This section lists Oracle SQL reserved words. You cannot use Oracle SQL
reserved words as nonquoted
On 03-08-2020 11:00, d'Orio, Pietro wrote:
If an Oracle NG (JNDI) layer contain a field “DATE” the WFS does not
work for this layer.
Also other “sensitive” oracle DB tags like “SIZE” or “LOCATION” cause
the same problem.
A special note: "TYPE" does not cause problems
TYPE is not in the
wms_scale_denominator is a "env" variable that only the "env" function sees,
while view params follow a completely different path.
It would be possible to load up all env variables into the view params map
I guess,
I assume it would have to be done with a new config flag to avoid potential
If an Oracle NG (JNDI) layer contain a field "DATE" the WFS does not work for
this layer.
Also other "sensitive" oracle DB tags like "SIZE" or "LOCATION" cause the same
problem.
A special note: "TYPE" does not cause problems
Pietro d'Orio
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On 8/3/20 12:40 PM, Ian Turton wrote:
> It might be easier to do this in a custom function in GeoTools rather than in
> PostGIS - then you could pass in the scale env variable along with the
> feature that you are drawing.
>
> Ian
Mmm, that is (at least in my opinion) a little over the top...
It might be easier to do this in a custom function in GeoTools rather than
in PostGIS - then you could pass in the scale env variable along with the
feature that you are drawing.
Ian
On Mon, 3 Aug 2020 at 10:15, Richard Duivenvoorde
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> In QGIS there is something what we call
Hi,
In QGIS there is something what we call 'Geometry-generators': you actually
generate a geometry based on some other geometry and some parameters, coming
from 'expressions'.
In this way it is for example possible to create some kind of polygon based on
a point layer.
My goal: create
