Your assumption of:
FeatureClass
Table
FeatureDataset\FeatureClass
RelationshipClass
FeatureDataset\RelationshipClass
is correct.
As far as metadata goes, you can add Domains ("Coded Value Domains" and
"Range Domains") as well as Subtypes.
Here is an explanations of what they are
http://webhel
On 11-05-06 07:46 PM, Paul Ramsey wrote:
FGDB Fields can have an Alias. Presumably to provide a more human
readable form. I could map these to PostgreSQL comments on the
columns, but there is no slot for them in OGR to pass them through.
FGDB Tables can have Metadata. There seems to be an OGR slo
So, the end goal of my wanking around with OGR and FGDB is to write a
utility that will convert FGDB into PostGIS and then back again with
as much fidelity as possible. So ideally the output would look much
like the input. FGDB has some fun stuff that doesn't fit into the OGR
model very well.
FGDB
I can also supply more FGDB's with different types of layers, numbers, binary
attachments, etc.
Let me know if there is a specific type or types of layers/feature
classes/feature datasets you need.
Mike
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Right now LoadLayers is really really over-determined, checking every
node in the database for every possible child type, and then checking
every child for every child type. Based on practice, is it incorrect
to assume that we can only see the following OGR-readable objects in
the database:
\Table
So, the FGDB driver right now flattens out the GDB hierarchy a little
(as far as I can tell there is not *too* much to flatted out) which
could maybe (?) result in duplicate layer names... I opened up
Michaels test database and printed out the layer names,
basetable_2
basetable
base_table1
Hi all,
I need to do some coordinate transformation with GDAL in a thread of my
application and with some set of spatial references the call
to OGRCreateCoordinateTransformation seems to stuck somewhere in the code.
It is true when trying to convert from WGS84 to +init=IGNF:LAMBE +wktext"
(or any
On 11-05-06 09:48 AM, Luca Sigfrido Percich wrote:
I use the '-s_srs' command and when I overlay the shapefile over a
map,the adjustment isn´t very good with the map, so I must make a
geographic transformation. I get that transformation thanks to
'ProjectionUtility' (ArcView). Its name is Geocent
Hi Mario,
Il giorno ven, 06/05/2011 alle 12.56 +, mario santos serrano ha
scritto:
> I converted a DXF file to a shapefile using 'ogr2ogr' command. When I
> use the "-t_srs" parameter the system tells me: "Can't transform
> coordinates, source layer has no coordinate system. Use -s_srs to se
Hello everyone!!
I converted a DXF file to a shapefile using 'ogr2ogr' command. When I use the
"-t_srs" parameter the system tells me: "Can't transform coordinates, source
layer has no coordinate system. Use -s_srs to set one."
The command '-s_srs' override source SRS. What is the diffe
Hi! How can I use an affine transformation in GDAL (transformation matrix)?
Some example please?
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Hi all
I have a image with the necessary DEM and RPB file. When I use:
gdalwarp -to "RPC_DEM=/tmp/dem.dem" -to "METHOD=RPC" raw.tif ortho.tif
OR
gdalwarp -to "RPC_DEM=/tmp/dem.dem" -rpc raw.tif ortho.tif
But when I warp the image, I see no difference between ortho.tif that was
generated with t
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