On Sunday, 18 September 2016 10:54:06 AM AEST h via luv-main wrote:
> I am NOT looking for specific answers to these problems, but rather
> some teaching / groundwork information about relational databases /
> sql / postgis concepts.
I've seen this recommended as an introduction to PostGIS:
http
On Sunday, 18 September 2016 10:54:06 AM AEST h via luv-main wrote:
> * Writing sql / script files
> * Structuring tables either within a database, or on a server
These seem like good topics for hands-on training at the Beginners' SIG
meetings. H can you make it to those meetings? Would anyon
Hi Hugh,
> I am a linux hobbyist.
> I have been using postgis for a while, at a hobby level,
> to provide data for web pages and for QGIS.
Are you using psql, or some other means for scripting?
Postgis appears to be an extender for Postgres, so you could try adding
Postgres to your search quer
On Sun, Sep 18, 2016 at 10:54:06AM +1000, h wrote:
> There are two areas I have been unable to find information on:
>
> * Writing sql / script files
An sql script file is just a bunch of sql commands in a sequence.
There are numerous ways to run such a script, including piping or
redirecting it
Hi,
I am a linux hobbyist.
I have been using postgis for a while, at a hobby level,
to provide data for web pages and for QGIS.
I am reasonably confident writing sql statements, and being able to
find the information I need to get the data I am after.
There are two areas I have been unable to
