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Subject:    AW: [postgis-users] postgis query results to shape
From:       "Marco Lechner" <marco.lechner () geographie ! uni-freiburg ! de>
Date:       2006-02-22 15:00:23
Message-ID: BFEDJPBCMALKEGEEMPEJIEOJEJAA.marco.lechner () geographie ! uni-freiburg ! de
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Hi Jorge,

even if it's M$ Windows it should make a difference between the options -p and -P.
exec("pgsql2shp -f $new_shp_filename -h $host -p $port -u $user -P $password \
$database_name" \" $query \" ") should work on your machine.
Try pgsql2shp.exe --help !

Marco

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-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: postgis-users-bounces@postgis.refractions.net \
[mailto:postgis-users-bounces@postgis.refractions.net]Im Auftrag von Jorge Arigony
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 22. Februar 2006 15:18
An: PostGIS Users Discussion
Betreff: Re: [postgis-users] postgis query results to shape


Muchas Gracias Réne,

But I still have two problems:

(1) I am using PostgreSQL/PostGIS on WinXP, so the DOS does not differentiate "-p" \
from "-P"... any suggestion?

(2) When I don't use a password to connect to the database, I receive the following \
message: 'FATAL: database "username" does not exist' , but "username" is not the \
database, it is my username for this computer.

I'm trying:
pgsql2shp -f test.shp database table

Does someone have an advice?
Thank you very much,
Jorge


At 01:41 22.02.2006, you wrote:

Hi Jorge, you can try this:

<?
$new_shp_filename = "...system_path/new.shp";
$host = "localhost"; // or your host name or IP Adress
$port = "5432"; // may be another
$user = "postgres"; // or your postgres user
$password = "*******"; // top secret :)
$database_name = "gisdata"; // the database with the geomatries and the tabular data
$query = "SELECT some_geom_function(the_geom) AS the_geom, field1, field2, ..., \
fieldN FROM table_name WHERE ... some condition";

exec("pgsql2shp -f $new_shp_filename -h $host -p $port -u $user -P $password \
$database_name" \" $query \" ")

?>

Best Regards from Chile

René Felipe Viancos


2006/2/21, Jorge Arigony <arigony@web.de>:

Hi listers,


how can i export automatically each row from a query result to a different new shape?


I am using php to query the database from a browser.


Thanks in advance,

Jorge Arigony

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