Hi Richard,
On Mon, 01. Dec 2008 at 11:06:50 +0100, Richard Duivenvoorde wrote:
> forwarded from user list, as there was no response there.
> Any experience here?
You need a OGR compiled with Oracle support.
> what is the current status of qgis abilities to connect to Oracle and
> show (edit????) it's geometries?
> I've stumbled upon Stephan's plugin (somewhere around version 0.8
> looking at the screenshots):
>
http://www.holl-land.de/blog/index.php/2006/12/23/oracle-plugin-for-qgis/I took a quick look. I think that allows to browse the database for
geometry tables, select the one you'd like to add and then creates an
URI for the OGR driver and create a vector layer with it.
There's also the ogr plugin branch with also does something like that,
but for more OGR drivers (eg. mysql).
But given a Oracle enabled GDAL and knowing the URI syntax you need to
access the Oracle table/OGR layer you want, you might get away with a
simple plugin that allows to specify an URI and tries to add a vector
layer using it.
Jürgen
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