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Building pyramids on a raster value in an ST_Raster column

Pyramids can be constructed on a raster value stored in an ST_Raster column by updating the value with the buildPyramid function.

The buildPyramid function builds reduced-resolution pyramids on the specified ST_Raster value. Reduced-resolution pyramids are necessary to provide a consistent pixel data return rate as the application zooms in and out of a map containing rasters.

  1. Use a SQL UPDATE statement with the ST_Raster buildPyramid function to create pyramids on ST_Raster values on specific records in a table.

    The following examples for each of the supported database management systems show a bilinear pyramid being built on the rasters in the table urban_area for all records with the name all_cities:

    Oracle

    UPDATE URBAN_AREA t
    SET raster = t.raster.buildPyramid('bilinear')
    WHERE NAME = 'ALL_CITIES';
    

    PostgreSQL

    UPDATE urban_area
    SET raster = buildPyramid(raster,'bilinear')
    WHERE name = 'all_cities';
    

    SQL Server

    UPDATE urban_area
    SET raster = raster.buildPyramid('bilinear')
    WHERE name = 'all_cities';
    

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