Comments on: SQLite for FDO with Sugar-Free OGR Synchronicity http://www.jasonbirch.com/nodes/2008/05/06/184/sqlite-for-fdo-with-sugar-free-ogr/ ...Jason Birch's geospatial ramblings Mon, 15 Mar 2010 14:27:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Jason Birch http://www.jasonbirch.com/nodes/2008/05/06/184/sqlite-for-fdo-with-sugar-free-ogr/comment-page-1/#comment-66824 Jason Birch Sun, 18 May 2008 06:13:29 +0000 http://www.jasonbirch.com/nodes/?p=184#comment-66824 Sorry Zac, no clue. I'm sure the folks on #gdal could help pretty quick though, or maybe on the FWTools mailing list? Sorry Zac, no clue. I’m sure the folks on #gdal could help pretty quick though, or maybe on the FWTools mailing list?

]]> By: zac spitzer http://www.jasonbirch.com/nodes/2008/05/06/184/sqlite-for-fdo-with-sugar-free-ogr/comment-page-1/#comment-66822 zac spitzer Thu, 15 May 2008 08:10:53 +0000 http://www.jasonbirch.com/nodes/?p=184#comment-66822 Jason, any idea what i have to do to get ogr2ogr running with sqlite & oracle oci support? fwtools doesn't have oci and dropping the plugin dll & the oracle instance client in C:\Program Files\FWTools2.1.0\bin\gdalplugins does get recognized :( I downloaded the gdalwin32-1.5 and it will recognize the oci stuff in the gdalplugins folder but it doesn't have sqlite support....sigh! Jason, any idea what i have to do to get ogr2ogr running with sqlite & oracle oci support?

fwtools doesn’t have oci and dropping the plugin dll & the oracle instance client in C:\Program Files\FWTools2.1.0\bin\gdalplugins does get recognized :(

I downloaded the gdalwin32-1.5 and it will recognize the oci stuff in the gdalplugins folder but it doesn’t have sqlite support….sigh!

]]> By: Simon O'Keefe http://www.jasonbirch.com/nodes/2008/05/06/184/sqlite-for-fdo-with-sugar-free-ogr/comment-page-1/#comment-66821 Simon O'Keefe Wed, 14 May 2008 13:24:17 +0000 http://www.jasonbirch.com/nodes/?p=184#comment-66821 Thanks for the info Jason. I'll look at other open source alternatives. I might even go for a centrally administered PostGIS setup. Cheers, Simon Thanks for the info Jason. I’ll look at other open source alternatives. I might even go for a centrally administered PostGIS setup.

Cheers,

Simon

]]> By: Jason Birch http://www.jasonbirch.com/nodes/2008/05/06/184/sqlite-for-fdo-with-sugar-free-ogr/comment-page-1/#comment-66820 Jason Birch Tue, 13 May 2008 03:10:42 +0000 http://www.jasonbirch.com/nodes/?p=184#comment-66820 No, I'm afraid that you're stuck with learning a programming language if you want to do any of these operations via FDO. You could do it in a console app (C#) or Python (haven't personally tested this), or you could do it from within MapGuide using the PHP or Java APIs but that's a large install. I'm not sure what's possible with other open source applications; an email to the OSGeo Discuss mailing list might get you some responses. http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss No, I’m afraid that you’re stuck with learning a programming language if you want to do any of these operations via FDO. You could do it in a console app (C#) or Python (haven’t personally tested this), or you could do it from within MapGuide using the PHP or Java APIs but that’s a large install.

I’m not sure what’s possible with other open source applications; an email to the OSGeo Discuss mailing list might get you some responses.

http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss

]]> By: Simon O'Keefe http://www.jasonbirch.com/nodes/2008/05/06/184/sqlite-for-fdo-with-sugar-free-ogr/comment-page-1/#comment-66819 Simon O'Keefe Mon, 12 May 2008 13:55:14 +0000 http://www.jasonbirch.com/nodes/?p=184#comment-66819 Thanks Jason. Does any of this make it possible to do the kind of geometric operations I'm after in a batch file? I'm just trying to get some quick results without learning a programming language. Am I being a bit optimistic? Cheers, Simon Thanks Jason.

Does any of this make it possible to do the kind of geometric operations I’m after in a batch file? I’m just trying to get some quick results without learning a programming language. Am I being a bit optimistic?

Cheers,

Simon

]]> By: Jason Birch http://www.jasonbirch.com/nodes/2008/05/06/184/sqlite-for-fdo-with-sugar-free-ogr/comment-page-1/#comment-66815 Jason Birch Fri, 09 May 2008 22:14:42 +0000 http://www.jasonbirch.com/nodes/?p=184#comment-66815 Hi Simon, Sorry for the delayed reply. The FDO implementation of SQLite support supports all kinds of spatial intersection queries, though I don't think that this was initially intended. See this message: http://www.nabble.com/RE%3A-FDO-RFC-16---FDO-Provider-for-SQLite-p16578916.html Hi Simon,

Sorry for the delayed reply. The FDO implementation of SQLite support supports all kinds of spatial intersection queries, though I don’t think that this was initially intended. See this message:

http://www.nabble.com/RE%3A-FDO-RFC-16—FDO-Provider-for-SQLite-p16578916.html

]]> By: Simon O'Keefe http://www.jasonbirch.com/nodes/2008/05/06/184/sqlite-for-fdo-with-sugar-free-ogr/comment-page-1/#comment-66814 Simon O'Keefe Thu, 08 May 2008 11:56:43 +0000 http://www.jasonbirch.com/nodes/?p=184#comment-66814 For a moment, I though all my prayers had been answered with SpatiaLite. I have a need to routinely produce a list of properties and their corresponding planning zones, and it needs to run at many different sites. I've ruled out PostGIS because I don't want to set it up at 20 different sites. The SpatiaLite documentation appears to indicate that it only supports geographic operators that are based on an object's minimum bounding rectangle (MBR), and not the actual object. To correctly determine a property's planning zone, I would need it to directly compare each property's object against each planning zone's object, all of which may be quite irregularly shaped. Does anyone know if these latest SQLite/FDO/OGR developments would expand the available geographic operators to enable these direct objects comparisons, or if there are any other suggestions for doing this. Thanks, Simon For a moment, I though all my prayers had been answered with SpatiaLite. I have a need to routinely produce a list of properties and their corresponding planning zones, and it needs to run at many different sites. I’ve ruled out PostGIS because I don’t want to set it up at 20 different sites.

The SpatiaLite documentation appears to indicate that it only supports geographic operators that are based on an object’s minimum bounding rectangle (MBR), and not the actual object. To correctly determine a property’s planning zone, I would need it to directly compare each property’s object against each planning zone’s object, all of which may be quite irregularly shaped.

Does anyone know if these latest SQLite/FDO/OGR developments would expand the available geographic operators to enable these direct objects comparisons, or if there are any other suggestions for doing this.

Thanks,

Simon

]]> By: The GIS Interchange File http://www.jasonbirch.com/nodes/2008/05/06/184/sqlite-for-fdo-with-sugar-free-ogr/comment-page-1/#comment-66810 The GIS Interchange File Tue, 06 May 2008 16:38:11 +0000 http://www.jasonbirch.com/nodes/?p=184#comment-66810 [...] Jason Birch has some ideas about using SQLite as an interchange format. Well worth the [...] [...] Jason Birch has some ideas about using SQLite as an interchange format. Well worth the [...]

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