Thanks for your quick reply,
I'll have a look at the KML-page, maybe I'll find out what is wrong with my
kml-file.
I know that postgis offers the new function asKML(), but I still work with
postgresql 8.2 and the older version of postgis where this function isn't
yet available. It looks, as it s
Hi Georges,
I usually generate my KML files with a scripting language like PHP or
Perl. It gives you more fine-grained control over the structure and
content of the KML as opposed to "automatic" conversions like ogr2ogr or
FME.
It might be useful to post your KML somewhere if you want to have com
I'm really impressed by the command-line functionality of ogr2ogr, since I've
found until now no suitable gui to use it under Windows.
Actually I try to create KML-files from Postgressql/Postgis-data with
ogr2ogr, which works fine. I encountered only two problems, that I couldn't
solve until now.