Hi,
Is there a way to protect geographical data by encrypt the GIS db, if so that
is the impact on performance?
Kind regards,
Paul
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Hi,
I wonder how I can order a result depending on two arguments.
First: mapid (objects are connected to a mapid) and
second: within the mapid-sorted objects they should be sorted on the distance
to a certain coordinate.
Thanks,
Paul
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Hi,
when I install postgreSQL on windows I can get a choise to instal postgis as
well. Is it the same on Linux x86-32?
If so, what postgreSQL version shall I choose to get PostGIS ver 1.5.1 on Linux?
Kind regards,
Paul
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Thanks Thomas!
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Subject: Re: [postgis-users] PostgreSQL version for
Hi,
I have a database stored in WGS84 EPSG:4326
I would like ti find objects within a distance from a lat/lon point.
1) If i use 1 degree as the distance, will I then get an eliptic search area?
2) Will i find objects on the other side of the Datum shift border if I enter a
point like lat=60°,
Hi List!
I have imported a map with ogr2ogr to a PostGIS db, is there a way to find
out the spatial extent of this map e.g the envelope that is build from all
including layers?
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Paul
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Hi list,
Today I have several charts (could be in different scales, different source
types etc.) as separate databases and I've imported them ito a viewer. When I'm
picking an object to view the information I must first connect and go through
all the databases seperately. Is there a way to
Hi,
how can I create a secondary schema that includes all postgis functions as the
default schema does?
Kind regards,
Paul
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Hi I find it slow to select objects in the PostgreSQL/PostGIS db
I'm using windows XP, postgreSQL 8.3.7
I have a table map with the columns:
mapid: small int
scale: small int
rectangle: geometry
binary_field: bytea
The database concist of 81 map rows, where the binary has a avarage size of
(e.g., instead of pulling geom, pull
st_area(geom), instead of pulling bytea, pull length(bytea).
P
On Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at 7:32 AM, Malm Paul paul.m...@saabgroup.com wrote:
Hi I find it slow to select objects in the PostgreSQL/PostGIS db I'm
using windows XP, postgreSQL 8.3.7
I have a table
Hi,
I´m trying this:
SELECT submapid, mapid, blob, AsText(the_geom) as the_geom
FROM submap WHERE
the_geom GeomFromText('MULTIPOLYGON(((-119.2 33.46, -118.7 333.46, -118.7
32.66, -119.2 33.66, -119.2 33.46)))' )
I´ve also tried this:
SELECT submapid, mapid, blob, AsText(the_geom) as the_geom
Hi,
I have a byte array that I would like to att to a table as a blob.
I have not succeded.
I managed to ad it as an bytea, but it is really slow. Could some one please
help me?
I'm using Java to populate the database on a windows XP OS.
Kind regards,
Paul
Hi!
I have a geometry set of triangles (e.g land area), including
elevations. To be able to view e.g roads ontop those triangles I must
insert points in the road polylines with the correct elevation in each
intersection (roadline - triangle border). Att the same time I would
like to insert the
Hi,
This is perhaps a trivial issue, but I cant find any examples of
connecting to a postgis db via a C++ application and ODBC.
The example below is take from the PostGis manual and is an example of
what I would like to do.
When I installed PostgreSQL and PostGIS I entered the following
Hi, I have not found any description of the binary format of polygons,
points etc.. is there any?
I would like to select objects of an Postgis feature type an save them
into a propiatary graphic format.
I can do it with: Select astext...
But I imagine that it will be faster to get the selection
use that instead of the
-1 you have in place. So the line
SELECT AddGeometryColumn('public','deparea2', 'poli', 'WHATEVER SRID
YOU GOT ABOVE GOES HERE', 'POLYGON',2);
Hope that helps,
Regina
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Paul
it with correct structure
On 30-May-07, at 7:29 AM, Malm Paul wrote:
Hi list,
Is there a simple way to correct a polygon that has a hole and where
one of the coordinates of that hole is exactly the same as one
coordinate in the external ring?
Kind regards,
Paul
Hi,
I wounder if someone knows of an application like ArcCatologe for
Postgis (import/export/adding/correcting/joining etc)?
Kind regards,
Paul
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