I\'m working on a MYSQL/PHP system where I have the following: -- a set of latitude, longitude in the form of (lat,lng) stored as text format : (lat1,lng1)#(lat2,lng2)#(lat3,lng3) etc. which is basic
Sorry for posting something that\'s probably obvious, but I don\'t have much database experience. Any help would be greatly appreciated - but remember, I\'m a beginner :-)
I have a Solr schema which contains a location field (using the default solr.LatLonType ): <field name=\"latlng\" type=\"location\" indexed=\"true\" stored=\"true\"/>
I am finding problem in defining the geo spatial index \'2d\' as shown below. Any clue as to what is going wrong ?
I am developing an application on google map and checking out various options to store and retrieve spatial information within a bounding box.
Hello I use NoRM for managing Mongo, but I am wondering if it is possible to apply and use 2d indexingwith it. I have followed the recommendations on this page http://groups.google.com/group/norm-mong
I\'m looking for a small database (e.g. 50 addresses) of US postal addresses with ZIP codes, 开发者_StackOverflow中文版and if possible, a distance between each one for the spatial search engine unit t
I was reading the documentation for MongoDB here and I found it r开发者_如何学JAVAeally interesting. However, there was one feature that seemed to be very-much in reach but was not explicitly document
I have a dataset (i.e. a shapefile) containin开发者_C百科g spatial location data (coordinates) and elevation data as well as other attribute fields.
I\'m getting this message from Solr. The relev开发者_运维技巧ant line on my schema.xml puts the location field as a non multiValued Field as shown below.