I have a PostGIS db, and I want to find the points that lie within some region (a bounding box). I have two sets of coordinates, from which I can get all four rectangle points that form the box (if needed). My data column in question is named 'point' and it is also of type point.
SELECT * FROM myTable where lat> xMin AND lat < xMax AND long > yMin and long < yMaxUPDATED EDIT:
I am trying underdark's solution. At first I didn't have the ST_MakePoint constuctor (now I do) and I still get a very similar error (just on a different character).
SELECT * FROM myTable WHERE ST_Within(ST_MakePoint(point),GeometryFromText('POLYGON((75 20,80 30,90 22,85 10,75 20))',4326))and I am getting this error:
ERROR: function st_makepoint(point) does not existLINE 1: SELECT * FROM triples WHERE ST_Within(ST_MakePoint(point),Ge... ^HINT: No function matches the given name and argument types. You might need to add explicit type casts.********** Error **********ERROR: function st_makepoint(point) does not existSQL state: 42883Hint: No function matches the given name and argument types. You might need to add explicit type casts.Character: 39EDIT:
In the short term I can solve it with:
SELECT * FROM triples WHERE box '((point1),(point2))' @> pointBut I will have to work out why none of the PostGIS functions are not working for me.
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- Is there anyway to specify four sets of coordinates (lat/long) and get all the points that lie within the box.
- Or specify two points and let the DB work out the rectangle's corners, and return the points within
SELECT * FROM myTable where lat> xMin AND lat < xMax AND long > yMin and long < yMaxUPDATED EDIT:
I am trying underdark's solution. At first I didn't have the ST_MakePoint constuctor (now I do) and I still get a very similar error (just on a different character).
SELECT * FROM myTable WHERE ST_Within(ST_MakePoint(point),GeometryFromText('POLYGON((75 20,80 30,90 22,85 10,75 20))',4326))and I am getting this error:
ERROR: function st_makepoint(point) does not existLINE 1: SELECT * FROM triples WHERE ST_Within(ST_MakePoint(point),Ge... ^HINT: No function matches the given name and argument types. You might need to add explicit type casts.********** Error **********ERROR: function st_makepoint(point) does not existSQL state: 42883Hint: No function matches the given name and argument types. You might need to add explicit type casts.Character: 39EDIT:
In the short term I can solve it with:
SELECT * FROM triples WHERE box '((point1),(point2))' @> pointBut I will have to work out why none of the PostGIS functions are not working for me.
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