[Gdal-dev] Re: [GRASS5] v.in.ogr behaviour

[Stephan Holl]

Hello Lists,

[crosspost again]

On Mon, 13 Mar 2006 12:09:15 +0100 Stephan Holl <holl at gdf-hannover.de>
wrote:

> Dear list,
> 
> [sorry for crossposting, but perhaps this is interesting for the
> GDAL-folks as well]
> 
> I am working with GRASS6_CVS and Oracle 9i which is compiled into
> GDAL/OGR 1.3.1. Everything works if the tables in Oracle are owned by
> the given user. 
> v.in.ogr reports the available layers as follows:
> v.in.ogr -l dsn="OCI:owneroftables/pw at OCI" layer=DATA1 out=data1
> Data source contains 2 layers:
> DATA1, DATA2
> 
> Removing the -l-switch imports the data nicly and creates dataset
> data1 inside GRASS.
> 
> When I create another oracle-user with only
> SELECT-privileges on that table, the tables inside Oracle are shown
> like this:
> 
> v.in.ogr -l dsn="OCI:readonlyuser/pw at OCI" layer=OWNEROFTABLES.DATA1
> out=data1
> Data source contains 2 layers:
> OWNEROFTABLES.DATA1, OWNEROFTABLES.DATA2
> 
> Trying to import now, this results in a Segmentation fault.
> v.in.ogr dsn="OCI:readonlyuser/pw at OCI" layer=OWNEROFTABLES.DATA1
> out=data1
> 
> So I assume the dot between user and table produces this?! Perhaps
> anybody can give me a hint where to look at.
> 
> Using ogr2ogr works with both users and exports e.g. a shapefile
> correct.
> 
> Thanks in advance for any pointers.

Apparently noone has stumbled over this I will provide as much
information for the developers. 
I have created a full gdb backtrace[1] of the segfault. But again, I do
not know where to dig into the problem since I do know what is going on
there...

Thank you for having a look what might go wrong here.

Best regards

	Stephan

[1] http://www.gdf-hannover.de/holl/tmp/v.in.ogr_bt-full.txt

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