Hi Michaël,
thank you for clarification!
Regards
Uwe
Am 08.10.2014 um 21:15 schrieb Michael Michaud:
> Hi Uwe,
>
> You're not supposed to use the new driver this way.
> Why would you like to upload your table twice ?
>
> When you upload your layer the first time, gid attribute
> is added to th
Hi Uwe,
You're not supposed to use the new driver this way.
Why would you like to upload your table twice ?
When you upload your layer the first time, gid attribute
is added to the database schema, then the dataset is extracted
with the new attribute.
Now, thanks to the gid, OpenJUMP and you're d
Hi Michaël,
good idea with the variable z-value!
Thank you, this works fine.
But I see another problem:
I saved the layer with the option
"Create a primary Key column (gid) for this Table"
This works the first time and the table has a gid-column.
But when I try to save the layer again
without ch
Hi Uwe,
New option to save a layer to PostGIS with NaN to valid z
conversion in r4063,
Please let me know if it works for you, and if you have some
screen capture or some public bundle of what you're developping,
I would be very curious to know more.
Michaël
> Hi Michaël,
>
> I am trying to dev
Hi Michaël,
I am trying to develop a 2d- and 3d-GIS with JOGL
and PostGIS (you can switch between 2d and 3d).
The 3d-geometries are stored in PostGIS.
With OpenJUMP I digitalise some geometries
and stored them to PostGIS with:
Save Dataset As>Write 3d geometries
(PostGIS Table (new)).
My program c
Hi Uwe,
I suppose you are refering to the Save to PostGIS table (New) loader
as the previous one has no 3D option.
Could you tell me what your use case is ?
I think it is not too complex to set the z to 0 while saving a dataset
into postgis, but I'm a bit reluctant as NaN may have a different
sema
Hi,
Save Dataset As>Save to PostGIS Table>Write 3d geometries
writes NaN for the z-coordinate.
Is it possible to write 0.0 (zero) instead NaN
for the z-coordinate?
I use OJ Version 20140924 snapshot rev.4056
Regards
Uwe
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