Custom Query (2765 matches)

Below is another example which returns 2 different values but same scalar interval (c[j(0)] and c[j(0+0)])

+ This returns 36

http://localhost:8080/rasdaman/ows?service=WCS&version=2.0.1&request=ProcessCoverages
&query=for c in (mr) return max(c[j(0)])&wcpsVersion=2.0

+ This returns 15

http://localhost:8080/rasdaman/ows?service=WCS&version=2.0.1&request=ProcessCoverages
&query=for c in (mr) return max(c[j(0+0)])&wcpsVersion=2.0

WCPS_query "93-just_trim_asterisk.test"

for c in ( rgb ) return encode( c[ i(*:1), j(340:*) ], "csv" )

which is translated as in WCPS 2.0

SELECT encode(c[*:1,0:*], "csv" ) FROM rgb AS c

instead of correct interval in WCPS 1.0

select csv(c[0:1,0:3]) from rgb AS c where oid(c)=45057

test wcps query "82-timestamp_in_subset.test"

for c in (eobstest) return encode(
  (c[
    t("1950-01-02"),
    Long(20:35),
    Lat(10:15)]),
"tiff", "nodata=0")

which is translated wrong geo-referencing in WCPS 2.0 (in here it get all the bounding box instead of trimming).

SELECT encode( ( c[1,-10:19,121:130] ),
"GTiff" ,
"nodata=0;xmin=25.0;xmax=75.5;ymin=-40.5;ymax=75.5;crs=EPSG:4326") FROM eobstest AS c

instead of correct translation as WCPS 1.0

select encode(c[1,-10:20,121:131],
"GTiff",
"nodata=0;xmin=20.0;xmax=35.0;ymin=10.0;ymax=15.0;crs=EPSG:4326") from eobstest AS c where oid(c)=46081