Hi Michaël
Yes i always uses OpenJump. And I tried to do accept as GIS tools by my
society (a big europeen insurance society).
If I resume the situation: handle identifier( sequence) by integers is not
sure ( I don't understand why, but I trust you ) but for others values is
preferable because re
Hi Eric,
Nice to see you still use OpenJUMP ;-)
Currently, I'm not in favour of this change and have a few reasons :
I'm working on a new postgis driver where I need to manage database
identifiers.
Often, database identifiers use bigint (from sequence). bigint are naturally
converted to java l
Hi,
in com.vividsolutions.jump.datastore.jdbc.ValueConverterFactory
Currently the bigint in database table is transcribed into a String object
type.
But the default type of aggregation is also bigint.
for example:
SELECT code_departement, count (*) as nb
FROM anyTable
GROUP BY 1
nb has bi
On 01.10.2013 22:09, Michaël Michaud wrote:
> Hi Ede,
>
> A few days ago, I ran OpenJUMP on a windows server with 16G RAM,
> and I noticed that it gave nearly 16G to the JVM (I first thought it gave
> even more as it showed 17 000 000 000 bytes).
> In the script you wrote :
> use 100% of ram as de
