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Thanks Darren,<br>
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I've added the extra brackets, but now I get a "Geometry Contains
Non-Closed Rings". hmmm .... <br>
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-Jackson-<br>
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Darren Houston wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hello,
Try
MULTIPOLYGON(((793917.91 55313182.31, 795797.70
5513182.31, 795696.09 5511539.62, 793342.13 5511556.55, 793917.91
5513182.31)))
POLYGONS use 2 brackets.
Hope this helps,
Darren H.
On August 26, 2005 10:25 am, Jackson Luong wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hello All, I'm fairly new to PostgreSQL and PostGIS and I have a fairly
basic question ...
I'm trying to Update a Geometry column with the following SQL statement,
but I keep getting an 'Invalid Geometry Error'
*UPDATE "parcels" SET "the_geom" =
GeometryFromText('MULTIPOLYGON((793917.91 55313182.31, 795797.70
5513182.31, 795696.09 5511539.62, 793342.13 5511556.55, 793917.91
5513182.31))', 26911) WHERE "PARCEL_ID"='123456'*
Can someone please point out the error of my ways? Thanks in Advance ...
-Jackson-
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