Filter implementation of Functions MAX & MIN
Steve Lime
steve.lime at DNR.STATE.MN.US
Wed Mar 2 12:17:29 EST 2005
Bart's right, file an enhancement request. This could be quite an
expensive computation
for most datasources. One approach would be to develop a layer "item
stats" file that could
be used to hold such information, and then write a small program to
build the file (much like
shptree). Could store min/max, distinct value list and other things. A
naming convention
like "layername.column.stat" might work nicely. Then when a layer is
opened it's stat(s) files
could be opened if necessary. Just thinking out loud...
Steve
>>> Bart van den Eijnden <bartvde at XS4ALL.NL> 3/2/2005 3:59:16 AM >>>
Hi,
you could go and talk to the uDig people (udig.refractions.net), they
must
have encountered the same problem and maybe found a workaround.
In the meantime, maybe it is wise to file an enhancement bug for
Mapserver
WFS for support of min/max functions.
Best regards,
Bart
> Hi,
>
> My working group are thinking about how can one independent
application
> that
> use WFS, WMS SLD and Filter encoding, create SLD to define Styles in
> similar
> manner that GIS desktop software do it.
> If one user need define regular intervals from one feature
attribute,
> application need known Max & Min values of attribute.
> We have revised filter encoding specification (OGC) and this
operation are
> enumerated as possible, but no open Source WFS implementation
include.
>
> Regards,
>
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