As far as I know, Oracle spatial support is only enabled when using the
windows installer, and only then if the support is selected. I tried
(unsuccessfully) to build qgis on ubuntu, I would love it if someone could
report on the full steps they used to do this successfully on linux (or
mac)-
On
On 19-10-14 16:37, João Gaspar wrote:
Hi guys,
I open the recent QGIS master and i don't find the Oracle Spatial icon.
In the Plugin Manager only appears the Oracle Raster in installed plugins.
Can anyone confirm this? Is the same for the other OS?
Hi João,
for Windows I know the
HI again, thank you guys for your time :)
Richard you talk abou a post, what about a chapter to put in QGIS
documentation? :P
Let me know if you want help for the post, i'm short of time but i can
always find a little of time to help :)
Regards
João
2014-10-20 20:26 GMT+01:00 Richard
Hi Richard,
On Mon, 20. Oct 2014 at 21:26:28 +0200, Richard Duivenvoorde wrote:
for Windows I know the Oracle provider is part of the osgeo4w install
(and I think also in the standalone installer, but not 100% sure).
It is.
Only if you have this Oracle spatial provider included you will see
Hi guys,
I open the recent QGIS master and i don't find the Oracle Spatial icon.
In the Plugin Manager only appears the Oracle Raster in installed plugins.
Can anyone confirm this? Is the same for the other OS?
Regards
João
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