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I have got a basic database and was able to fill it with a map area of
about 2.7 MB data.But this is very less compared to germany with about 3.5 GB. So when
trying to get the database
out of germany xsltproc gets killed due to memory problems. I
currently only have 1 GB :-)The processing should be tailored into smaller regions.
But about the data and the search:
I think I would do search that way:
1.) Find the villages and its lon / lat by a SQL query by given first
characters entered (minimum = 3).
2.) Find all streetnames by given first characters entered (minimum =
3).
3.) Display streets to villages sorted by distanceIf the data is in the database, this should be very fast. Then, when
the user selects a street, it's position
could be used to center the display to.Is this practical ?
Lothar
Am 17.12.2008 um 19:53 schrieb Lothar Behrens:
> Yes,
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Hi,
I have got a basic =
database and was able to fill it with a map area of about 2.7 MB =
data.
But =
this is very less compared to germany with about 3.5 GB. So when trying =
to get the databaseout of germany xsltproc gets killed due to =
memory problems. I currently only have 1 GB :-)
The processing should be =
tailored into smaller regions.
But about the data and the =
search:
I =
think I would do search that way:
1.) Find the villages and =
its lon / lat by a SQL query by given first characters entered (minimum =
=3D 3).2.) Find all streetnames by given first characters =
entered (minimum =3D 3).3.) Display streets to villages =
sorted by distance
If the data is in the =
database, this should be very fast. Then, when the user selects a =
street, it's positioncould be used to center the display =
to.
Is this =
practical ?
Lothar
Am=
17.12.2008 um 19:53 schrieb Lothar Behrens:
Yes,
I have found it =
too.
If =
someone has interest, I am currently create an XSLT template to extract =
the relevant data of villages / cities and streets with their lon / lat =
coordinates.
If I have it I try to =
setup a database to be a possible base for searching :-)
Lothar
Am 17.12.2008 um 17:51 schrieb Tilman Baumann:
Lothar =
Behrens wrote:
Hi,
has someone an =
example of searching a city and a street that works with =
the germany map when it was =
downloaded from the quicklink
as=
of the page here
lists: http://wik=
i.navit-project.org/index.php/OpenStreetMaps =
?
http://wiki.navit-project.org/index.php/Open=
StreetMaps#Search_doesn.27t_work_in_most_countries
and =
following...
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