Frank,
What sort of SQL are you using when you query Oracle and SQL Server?
What role does the INFORMATION_SCHEMA play in you changed ODBC driver? I
noticed that, with the current version if I created an INFORMATION_SCHEMA and
the appropriate views, ogrinfo started to work.
With Oracle, if yo
Matt,
(Sorry for the duplicate email, I initially replied only to you and not the
list.)
In my experience the open source community rarely, if ever, defines a
thing before creating it. What usually happens is that somebody (whether
an individual or small group) builds somethings that works, or
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Simon Greener wrote:
The need for a new vector file format has been discussed many times with no
action initiated by the open source community o
The need for a new vector file format has been discussed many times with no
action initiated by the open source community on what to do.
ESRI has said they will do so, but it's been several
years since they first announced it and when it is finally is released
there is no guarantee it will be u
:16:14 +1000, Simon Greener
wrote:
Dale,
Thanks for taking the time to respond.
Try this symbol definition. I vaguely remember having this issue and I used
this symbol to fix it.
'SYMBOL(a:0,c:#ff,s:6pt,id:"mapinfo-sym-34.ogr-sym-4")'
so
create or replace view vw_
Dale,
Thanks for taking the time to respond.
Try this symbol definition. I vaguely remember having this issue and I used
this symbol to fix it.
'SYMBOL(a:0,c:#ff,s:6pt,id:"mapinfo-sym-34.ogr-sym-4")'
so
create or replace view vw_australian_cities
as
select rownum as rid,
a.abbr
Folks,
I am using ogr2ogr I would like to know how to use it to write styling
information to the MapInfo TAB files it generates.
Scenario: I am trying to create a styled MapInfo tab file from an Oracle
Spatial database. I don't have the MAPINFO.MAPINFO_MAPCATALOG tables created or
populated.