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I guess this should be simple question, but I am struggling to find how it works.
I have two tables created as follows:
CREATE TABLE polygon_manual (name varchar, geom geometry);
CREATE TABLE points_manual (name varchar, geom geometry);
point table contains 8 points, and polygon table contains a polygon that covers three of the points,
My question is that how can I do a query to get these 3 points inside the polygon? My understanding is that I need to use ST_contains, but it seems that I can't get it to work,
Thanks in advance for your help!
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I guess this should be simple question, but I am struggling to find how it works.
I have two tables created as follows:
CREATE TABLE polygon_manual (name varchar, geom geometry);
CREATE TABLE points_manual (name varchar, geom geometry);
point table contains 8 points, and polygon table contains a polygon that covers three of the points,
My question is that how can I do a query to get these 3 points inside the polygon? My understanding is that I need to use ST_contains, but it seems that I can't get it to work,
Thanks in advance for your help!
postgis postgresql-10
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I guess this should be simple question, but I am struggling to find how it works.
I have two tables created as follows:
CREATE TABLE polygon_manual (name varchar, geom geometry);
CREATE TABLE points_manual (name varchar, geom geometry);
point table contains 8 points, and polygon table contains a polygon that covers three of the points,
My question is that how can I do a query to get these 3 points inside the polygon? My understanding is that I need to use ST_contains, but it seems that I can't get it to work,
Thanks in advance for your help!
postgis postgresql-10
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I guess this should be simple question, but I am struggling to find how it works.
I have two tables created as follows:
CREATE TABLE polygon_manual (name varchar, geom geometry);
CREATE TABLE points_manual (name varchar, geom geometry);
point table contains 8 points, and polygon table contains a polygon that covers three of the points,
My question is that how can I do a query to get these 3 points inside the polygon? My understanding is that I need to use ST_contains, but it seems that I can't get it to work,
Thanks in advance for your help!
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