Configuring Spatial Data Sources
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The spatial data source (SDS) configuration interface allows you to access information on a source as well as parameter configuration functions such as metadata, permissions, and attributes.
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General information configured when creating the SDS.
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SDS parameters configured when it was created.
The hyperlink allows you to access the DB that contains the data.
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Spatial information.
The extent corresponds to the geographical extent of the elements contained in the SDS.
When it has no elements, the values are equal to 0.
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JMap Cloud. This section allows you to share the vector SDS in the JMap Cloud platform.
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Attributes. This section presents a list of SDS attributes.
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References. This section lists the projects and layers that use this SDS.
A legend indicates which layers are referenced.
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These buttons allow you to edit, update or delete the SDS configuration. A button also allows to make the vector SDS of file type editable.
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Metadata
Type
Indicates the attribute’s data type.
SQL Type
Indicates the SQL type of the attribute data.
Indexed
Check this box to have the attribute indexed.
Title
You can change the title of the attribute.
Format pattern
Specify a format pattern for displaying SDS items.
The pattern must follow the Java standards.
Upon saving, recursively apply to associated layers…
By checking the appropriate boxes, you will apply the title and/or format pattern of the attribute to all layers that are associated with the SDS.
The Attribute sample tab displays the value of the attribute for a sample of SDS elements.
The section provides details on this function.
Clicking on the will open a window, allowing you to configure its properties.
The menu provides access to the , and sections.
The attribute configuration window contains two tabs: Metadata and Attribute sample. This button is used to update the statistics of the SDS.
This icon allows you to provide the title in multiple languages.
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