Bug report #16809
QGIS silently fails to draw Oracle features with a curve in it
Status: | Closed | ||
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Priority: | Normal | ||
Assignee: | - | ||
Category: | Data Provider/Oracle | ||
Affected QGIS version: | master | Regression?: | No |
Operating System: | Easy fix?: | No | |
Pull Request or Patch supplied: | No | Resolution: | |
Crashes QGIS or corrupts data: | No | Copied to github as #: | 24708 |
Description
We have some data in a (bigggg) Oracle database which are actually being digitized using Microstation tools.
Looking into the table with QGIS, there are no errors or warnings,
but ALL features containing arcs/curves are silently ignored / not shown.
See screendump:
- in green you see the features if they are 'generalized' / decurved by FME showing all features
- in blue you see the original features as loaded as an Oracle layer in QGIS.
The best solution off course would be to let QGIS work with those curves...
But I think at least QGIS should give some warning that it is failing to retrieve/paint(?) some of the features?
Those Features are so called 'compound elements' which are (or can be) a combination of arcs/curves and regular lines.
(see https://docs.oracle.com/cd/A97630_01/appdev.920/a96630/sdo_objrelschema.htm and search for 1005 and SDO_ETYPE)
The big feature in the middle dumped to sql as:
OGC_GEOMETRY
MDSYS.SDO_GEOMETRY(
2003,28992,NULL,MDSYS.SDO_ELEM_INFO_ARRAY(1,1005,3,1,2,2,5,2,2,9,2,1),MDSYS.SDO_ORDINATE_ARRAY(134785.64,448701.244,134787.236,448702.265,134787.653,448704.114,134786.664,448705.706,134784.848,448706.172,134784.539,448708.678,134784.519,448711.222,134784.568,448713.025,134784.846,448713.016,134784.976,448715.425,134785.544,448719.275,134785.617,448719.747,134786.493,448723.5,134792.56,448743.384,134789.466,448744.318,134788.26,448744.682,134786.526,448743.758,134786.267,448742.926,134784.573,448743.454,134784.845,448744.288,134784.301,448745.301,134784.054,448745.76,134780.938,448746.724,134778.443,448751.533,134775.846,448752.312,134775.347,448752.481,134773.084,448753.174,134772.895,448753.232,134752.877,448759.361,134750.604,448760.057,134747.614,448760.973,134742.811,448758.39,134742.699,448758.425,134742.586,448758.46,134740.248,448759.183,134739.681,448759.358,134738.196,448758.55,134738.004,448757.927,134736.381,448758.414,134736.653,448759.295,134735.841,448760.665,134723.198,448764.461,134720.591,448756.009,134718.381,448748.847,134713.927,448750.184,134712.455,448749.417,134708.101,448735.136,134711.968,448727.797,134710.676,448723.502,134710.595,448723.233,134709.803,448720.6,134707.099,448721.44,134707.034,448721.507,134704.388,448719.238,134704.051,448718.877,134700.869,448715.095,134700.748,448714.933,134700.572,448714.7,134698.07,448710.556,134697.928,448710.257,134697.86,448710.112,134696.167,448705.398,134696.056,448704.918,134695.161,448700.086,134695.117,448699.576,134695.206,448694.765,134695.256,448694.263,134696.092,448689.351,134696.238,448688.867,134698.025,448684.232,134698.231,448683.802,134699.023,448682.417,134696.538,448681.075,134697.913,448678.885,134699.428,448676.8,134700.565,448675.391,134700.712,448675.208,134700.765,448675.251,134702.313,448673.698,134703.377,448672.629,134706.297,448670.345,134709.512,448668.514,134709.497,448668.455,134710.251,448668.131,134714.149,448667.027,134714.93,448666.866,134717.197,448666.642,134718.644,448666.499,134720.852,448666.332,134722.505,448666.099,134722.541,448666.37,134723.172,448668.398,134725.377,448667.707,134728.922,448667.322,134731.217,448667.625,134731.535,448665.325,134735.665,448659.473,134737.321,448660.608,134787.547,448694.701,134786.952,448696.342,134786.174,448698.759,134785.64,448701.244))
Associated revisions
[oracle] Add read-only support for curved geometry types
Previously these geometries were silently discarded
Sponsored by Open Spatial (http://www.openspatial.com)
History
#1
Updated by Jürgen Fischer almost 7 years ago
- Assignee deleted (
Jürgen Fischer)
#2
Updated by Nyall Dawson over 6 years ago
- % Done changed from 0 to 100
- Status changed from Open to Closed
Applied in changeset qgis|92a80894ac5e79e023b7be502afd2b84fec44483.
#3
Updated by Richard Duivenvoorde over 6 years ago
YES! Tested, works. Thanks!