How do I construct a LINESTRING by aggregating Points (ST_MakeLine) in MariaDB?
Let's say I have a table with 3 points,
CREATE TABLE foo ( id int PRIMARY KEY, geog point );
INSERT INTO foo (id, geog) VALUES
( 1, Point(0,0) ),
( 2, Point(1,1) ),
( 3, Point(2,2) );
How can I construct a LINESTRING
with those three points in those three different rows. The resulting WKT should be LINESTRING( 0 0, 1 1, 2 2 )
?
PostGIS does this with a Spatial Aggregate called ST_MakeLine
SELECT ST_MakeLine(geog)
FROM foo
ORDER BY id;
mariadb spatial
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Let's say I have a table with 3 points,
CREATE TABLE foo ( id int PRIMARY KEY, geog point );
INSERT INTO foo (id, geog) VALUES
( 1, Point(0,0) ),
( 2, Point(1,1) ),
( 3, Point(2,2) );
How can I construct a LINESTRING
with those three points in those three different rows. The resulting WKT should be LINESTRING( 0 0, 1 1, 2 2 )
?
PostGIS does this with a Spatial Aggregate called ST_MakeLine
SELECT ST_MakeLine(geog)
FROM foo
ORDER BY id;
mariadb spatial
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Let's say I have a table with 3 points,
CREATE TABLE foo ( id int PRIMARY KEY, geog point );
INSERT INTO foo (id, geog) VALUES
( 1, Point(0,0) ),
( 2, Point(1,1) ),
( 3, Point(2,2) );
How can I construct a LINESTRING
with those three points in those three different rows. The resulting WKT should be LINESTRING( 0 0, 1 1, 2 2 )
?
PostGIS does this with a Spatial Aggregate called ST_MakeLine
SELECT ST_MakeLine(geog)
FROM foo
ORDER BY id;
mariadb spatial
Let's say I have a table with 3 points,
CREATE TABLE foo ( id int PRIMARY KEY, geog point );
INSERT INTO foo (id, geog) VALUES
( 1, Point(0,0) ),
( 2, Point(1,1) ),
( 3, Point(2,2) );
How can I construct a LINESTRING
with those three points in those three different rows. The resulting WKT should be LINESTRING( 0 0, 1 1, 2 2 )
?
PostGIS does this with a Spatial Aggregate called ST_MakeLine
SELECT ST_MakeLine(geog)
FROM foo
ORDER BY id;
mariadb spatial
mariadb spatial
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Because MariaDB (and MySQL) lack all spatial aggregates, the only method is currently to create the WKT, and force MySQL to parse that WKT.
SELECT CONCAT(
'LINESTRING (',
GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(ST_X(geog),' ',ST_Y(geog)) SEPARATOR ' '),
')'
)
FROM foo
ORDER BY id;
-- returns LINESTRING (0 0 1 1 2 2)
The inside part
GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(ST_X(geog),' ',ST_Y(geog)) SEPARATOR ' ')
Creates the point list, and then we just wrap that in LINESTRING ( $pointlist )
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Because MariaDB (and MySQL) lack all spatial aggregates, the only method is currently to create the WKT, and force MySQL to parse that WKT.
SELECT CONCAT(
'LINESTRING (',
GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(ST_X(geog),' ',ST_Y(geog)) SEPARATOR ' '),
')'
)
FROM foo
ORDER BY id;
-- returns LINESTRING (0 0 1 1 2 2)
The inside part
GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(ST_X(geog),' ',ST_Y(geog)) SEPARATOR ' ')
Creates the point list, and then we just wrap that in LINESTRING ( $pointlist )
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Because MariaDB (and MySQL) lack all spatial aggregates, the only method is currently to create the WKT, and force MySQL to parse that WKT.
SELECT CONCAT(
'LINESTRING (',
GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(ST_X(geog),' ',ST_Y(geog)) SEPARATOR ' '),
')'
)
FROM foo
ORDER BY id;
-- returns LINESTRING (0 0 1 1 2 2)
The inside part
GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(ST_X(geog),' ',ST_Y(geog)) SEPARATOR ' ')
Creates the point list, and then we just wrap that in LINESTRING ( $pointlist )
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Because MariaDB (and MySQL) lack all spatial aggregates, the only method is currently to create the WKT, and force MySQL to parse that WKT.
SELECT CONCAT(
'LINESTRING (',
GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(ST_X(geog),' ',ST_Y(geog)) SEPARATOR ' '),
')'
)
FROM foo
ORDER BY id;
-- returns LINESTRING (0 0 1 1 2 2)
The inside part
GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(ST_X(geog),' ',ST_Y(geog)) SEPARATOR ' ')
Creates the point list, and then we just wrap that in LINESTRING ( $pointlist )
Because MariaDB (and MySQL) lack all spatial aggregates, the only method is currently to create the WKT, and force MySQL to parse that WKT.
SELECT CONCAT(
'LINESTRING (',
GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(ST_X(geog),' ',ST_Y(geog)) SEPARATOR ' '),
')'
)
FROM foo
ORDER BY id;
-- returns LINESTRING (0 0 1 1 2 2)
The inside part
GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(ST_X(geog),' ',ST_Y(geog)) SEPARATOR ' ')
Creates the point list, and then we just wrap that in LINESTRING ( $pointlist )
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