ArcMap

ST_GeometryType

Definition

Mit ST_GeometryType wird anhand eines Geometrieobjekts (beispielsweise Punkt, Linie, Polygon oder Multipoint) dessen Geometrietyp als Zeichenfolge zurückgegeben.

Syntax

Oracle und PostgreSQL

sde.st_geometrytype (g1 sde.st_geometry)

SQLite

st_geometrytype (g1 geometryblob)

Rückgabetyp

Varchar(32) (Oracle und PostgreSQL) oder Text (SQLite), der eines der folgenden Elemente enthält:

  • ST_Point
  • ST_LineString
  • ST_Polygon
  • ST_MultiPoint
  • ST_MultiLineString
  • ST_MultiPolygon

Beispiel

Die Tabelle "geometrytype_test" enthält die Geometrie-Spalte "g1".

Mit der INSERT-Anweisung wird jede Geometrie-Subclass in die Spalte "g1" eingefügt.

Mit der SELECT-Abfrage wird der Geometrietyp jeder in der Geometrie-Spalte "g1" gespeicherten Subclass aufgelistet.

Oracle

CREATE TABLE geometrytype_test (g1 sde.st_geometry);

INSERT INTO geometrytype_test VALUES (
 sde.st_geometry ('point (10.02 20.01)', 4326)
);

INSERT INTO geometrytype_test VALUES (
 sde.st_geometry ('linestring (10.01 20.01, 10.01 30.01, 10.01 40.01)', 4326)
);

INSERT INTO geometrytype_test VALUES (
 sde.st_geometry ('polygon ((10.02 20.01, 11.92 35.64, 25.02 34.15,
19.15 33.94, 10.02 20.01))', 4326)
);

INSERT INTO geometrytype_test VALUES (
 sde.st_geometry ('multipoint (10.02 20.01, 10.32 23.98, 11.92 25.64)', 4326)
);

INSERT INTO geometrytype_test VALUES (
 sde.st_geometry ('multilinestring ((10.02 20.01, 10.32 23.98,
11.92 25.64), (9.55 23.75, 15.36 30.11))', 4326)
);

INSERT INTO geometrytype_test VALUES (
 sde.st_geometry ('multipolygon (((10.02 20.01, 11.92 35.64, 25.02 34.15,
19.15 33.94, 10.02 20.01)), ((51.71 21.73, 73.36 27.04, 71.52 32.87, 
52.43 31.90,51.71 21.73)))', 4326)
);

SELECT UPPER (sde.st_geometrytype (g1)) Geometry_type
FROM GEOMETRYTYPE_TEST;

Geometry_type

ST_POINT
ST_LINESTRING
ST_POLYGON
ST_MULTIPOINT
ST_MULTILINESTRING
ST_MULTIPOLYGON

PostgreSQL

CREATE TABLE geometrytype_test (g1 sde.st_geometry);

INSERT INTO geometrytype_test VALUES (
 sde.st_geometry ('point (10.02 20.01)', 4326)
);

INSERT INTO geometrytype_test VALUES (
 sde.st_geometry ('linestring (10.01 20.01, 10.01 30.01, 10.01 40.01)', 4326)
);

INSERT INTO geometrytype_test VALUES (
 sde.st_geometry ('polygon ((10.02 20.01, 11.92 35.64, 25.02 34.15,
19.15 33.94, 10.02 20.01))', 4326)
);

INSERT INTO geometrytype_test VALUES (
 sde.st_geometry ('multipoint (10.02 20.01, 10.32 23.98, 11.92 25.64)', 4326)
);

INSERT INTO geometrytype_test VALUES (
 sde.st_geometry ('multilinestring ((10.02 20.01, 10.32 23.98,
11.92 25.64), (9.55 23.75, 15.36 30.11))', 4326)
);

INSERT INTO geometrytype_test VALUES (
 sde.st_geometry ('multipolygon (((10.02 20.01, 11.92 35.64, 25.02 34.15,
19.15 33.94, 10.02 20.01)), ((51.71 21.73, 73.36 27.04, 71.52 32.87, 
52.43 31.90,51.71 21.73)))', 4326)
);

SELECT (sde.st_geometrytype (g1))
 AS Geometry_type
 FROM geometrytype_test;

Geometry_type

ST_POINT
ST_LINESTRING
ST_POLYGON
ST_MULTIPOINT
ST_MULTILINESTRING
ST_MULTIPOLYGON

SQLite

CREATE TABLE geometrytype_test (id integer primary key autoincrement not null);

SELECT AddGeometryColumn (
 NULL,
 'geometrytype_test',
 'g1',
 4326,
 'geometry',
 'xy',
 'null'
);

INSERT INTO geometrytype_test (g1) VALUES (
 st_geometry ('point (10.02 20.01)', 4326)
);

INSERT INTO geometrytype_test (g1) VALUES (
 st_geometry ('linestring (10.01 20.01, 10.01 30.01, 10.01 40.01)', 4326)
);

INSERT INTO geometrytype_test (g1) VALUES (
 st_geometry ('polygon ((10.02 20.01, 11.92 35.64, 25.02 34.15,
19.15 33.94, 10.02 20.01))', 4326)
);

INSERT INTO geometrytype_test (g1) VALUES (
 st_geometry ('multipoint (10.02 20.01, 10.32 23.98, 11.92 25.64)', 4326)
);

INSERT INTO geometrytype_test (g1) VALUES (
 st_geometry ('multilinestring ((10.02 20.01, 10.32 23.98,
11.92 25.64), (9.55 23.75, 15.36 30.11))', 4326)
);

INSERT INTO geometrytype_test (g1) VALUES (
 st_geometry ('multipolygon (((10.02 20.01, 11.92 35.64, 25.02 34.15,
19.15 33.94, 10.02 20.01)), ((51.71 21.73, 73.36 27.04, 71.52 32.87, 
52.43 31.90,51.71 21.73)))', 4326)
);

SELECT (st_geometrytype (g1)) 
 AS "Geometry_type"
 FROM geometrytype_test;

Geometry_type

ST_POINT
ST_LINESTRING
ST_POLYGON
ST_MULTIPOINT
ST_MULTILINESTRING
ST_MULTIPOLYGON

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