How can I label a Point using different postgis table
Luis Treviño Huerta
ltrevino at GPOBSI.COM.MX
Thu Jun 22 14:47:30 PDT 2006
Thanks Aaron, I choose option number 2 and included a JOIN statement like this:
DATA "posicion from (select loca.cmpoid, loca.mo, loca.posicion, autos.placas as placa from loca inner join autos on loca.idunit = autos.idunit where %uad%) as foo using unique cmpoid using srid=4326"
the %uad% is for filtering purposes.
works OK
Regards,
Luis
----- Original Message -----
From: Aaron Koning
To: MAPSERVER-USERS at LISTS.UMN.EDU
Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 3:24 PM
Subject: Re: [UMN_MAPSERVER-USERS] How can I label a Point using different postgis table
I believe you have two options here:
1. Create a database view that joins the two tables and set your DATA variable to that view.
OR
2. Modify the DATA variable to include a JOIN statement.
Aaron
On 6/19/06, Luis Treviño Huerta <ltrevino at gpobsi.com.mx> wrote:
Hi list:
I'm currenttly using a point layer that displays some GPS points that are
stored on a postgis table called "loca". I'd like to label this points with
data that comes from another table in the same postgis data base (this table
is named "autos"), both tables share a common column named "idunit" and I
would like to use autos.idunit as a label. How can I do this?. This is part
of my map file:
LAYER
NAME gis
STATUS ON
TYPE POINT
UNITS METERS
DEBUG ON
CONNECTION "user=XXX password=XXXXX dbname=bsiubica host=XXX.XXX.XXX.XX
port=5432"
CONNECTIONTYPE postgis
DATA "posicion from loca as foo using unique cmpoid using srid=4326"
PROJECTION
"proj=longlat"
"ellps=WGS84"
"datum=WGS84"
END
FILTER 'idunit = %unid%'
CLASS
EXPRESSION ('[mo]' = '1')
COLOR 255 255 26 #amarillo
SYMBOL 7
SIZE 13
END
END
regards,
Luis
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