shapefile

The whole procedure is repeated with an inline length of 2000, which is sufficient to cause all geometries in that shapefile to be inlined.

The access pattern to read the shapefile is not very favored by CD-ROM drives and, therefore, the whole operation slows down dramatically.

Interacting with a shapefile in C follows the same basic approach as with PHP, but using a more strongly object-oriented approach.

The only other dataset in use is a shapefile representing hole boundaries.

We'll make use of the less-frequently used concepts of clustering and shapefiles, as well.

The other two shapefiles can be imported in the same manner with adjusted file names and table names.

While creating a point shapefile, when you are prompted to add a polyline shape, add each vertex as an individual point.

The Web-page thumbnail directory specified on the command line is used to give each node the correct shapefile image.

The first step is to import those shapefiles into the spatially enabled database.

Join item in the shapefile.

This is a requirement for Shapefile data.

Listing 4 shows how to import the shapefile sjMainStreets.

Listing 3 shows how to import a shapefile using the db2se command line tool.

Listing 5 shows the code for creating a new shapefile data source and a single point inside the dataset.

First, create a handful of directories for the various shapefile output format types