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From: Richard G. <ric...@gm...> - 2004-10-09 01:52:59
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Yes, I've tried it with both ArcGIS (ArcView) 8.3 and 9.0 connecting to native windows postgresql 8.0 beta3 and postgis 0.9. Performance was very good on 12,000 polygons. I was able to query, thematically map, join, etc. That's why I am surprised that people aren't jumping all over it. So it's got to be compiled VB, right? And can not simply be run from the VBA "macro" interpreter? Rich On Fri, 8 Oct 2004 15:21:45 -0700, Tyler Mitchell <tjm...@ri...> wrote: > > I'm not much of an ESRI user, but I see the PgArc extension is not > > only a useful tool for ESRI folks, but as a real boost to the postgis > > community in general. > > I see it that way too. Partilcularly for those looking for an SDE > replacement - having database access from ArcMap is critical. > > > You mention integrating ole db functionality in > > a 2nd version - are you referring to basic ole db functionality in > > e.g. ArcGIS 9.0, or are you referring to the forthcoming Data > > Interoperability Extension? (Probably a dumb question, but I'm not > > very familiar with the ArcGIS stuff). > > Not a dumb question - basic ole db functionality in ArcMap was the goal. > > > If PgArc is not already using the basic ole db, then how does it work > > now and what changes do you envision? Are there archives of the > > developer discussions that might answer some of these rather basic > > questions? > > It was using an ODBC connection to the database. Ideally it would use the > libpq.dll for direct call to the database without ODBC. I'm not sure how > far we got. Interestingly enough, I just installed the extension and > can't get it to work. Hmm..it's been a while and have since upgraded to > ArcMap 9.0. Have you tried it at all? > > Tyler > -- Richard Greenwood ric...@gm... www.greenwoodmap.com |