Changes between Version 186 and Version 187 of WKTRaster/SpecificationWorking03


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11/29/11 14:47:57 (13 years ago)
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  • WKTRaster/SpecificationWorking03

    v186 v187  
    539539The major changes concerning the raster_column table are as follow:
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    541  * There will be a flexible !ApplyRasterConstraint() function trying to apply a set of constraint on a table. As for any constraint, the constraints will be successfully applied only when all the rows of the table fulfil the constraint. The list of potential constraint applied by the C loader (using the !ApplyRasterConstraint function) and hence the list of column available in the raster_column view will be: srid int, scalex float8, scaley float8, width int, height int, alignment (align on a upperleft x and y), numberofband int, pixeltypes text[], nodatavalues float[] in addition to the 'r_table_catalog', 'r_table_schema', 'r_table_name' and 'r_column' columns.
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    543 There is still discussion to know if extent as a geometry should be added to this list. Comments are welcomes.
     541 * There will be a flexible !ApplyRasterConstraint() function trying to apply a set of constraint on a table. As for any constraint, the constraints will be successfully applied only when all the rows of the table fulfil the constraint. The list of potential constraint applied by the C loader (using the !ApplyRasterConstraint function) and hence the list of column available in the raster_column view will be: srid int, scalex float8, scaley float8, width int, height int, alignment (align on a upperleft x and y), numberofband int, pixeltypes text[], nodatavalues float[] in addition to the 'r_table_catalog', 'r_table_schema', 'r_table_name' and 'r_column' columns. There is still discussion about if global extent as a geometry should be added to this list. Comments are welcomes.
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    545543 * The raster_column view rows will be determined by querying the PostgreSQL catalog. A typical query exist for this.