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<div align="left">At least in pgAdmin the cells is showed as empty cells if the geometries is above some size. But they are there.</div>
<div align="left">An easy way to confirm they are there is to use som function on them. If it is polygons for instance you can run st_area or st_length for lines. </div>
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<div align="left">Hope that helps</div>
<div align="left">/Nicklas<br />
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2009-11-24 Bob Hume wrote:<br />
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<div>select count(*) from dum where the_geom is null gives a result of 0 <br />
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> select count(the_geom) from dum gives a result is 1676, which is the total number of rows in the table <br />
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> This is consistent with my previous description. The apparently blank the_geom fields apparently have some data, but the data doesn't display. This seems odd, and makes it difficult (impossible for me, so far) to identify the blank fields. <br />
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> (Sorry this seems to be a duplicate. I couldn't figure out how to reply to a message in a thread and assumed the mail program would figure it out. It didn't. Just for the heck of it I clicked on the name of the person I was replying to with the idea that I'd send a message directly to him, and a mail window opened to send a message to the list. Who knew? I searched, and couldn't find any information explaining this.)<br />
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