Open josephramsay opened 11 years ago
Layers without primary keys should not be allowed to replicate i.e not WFS change-set service
These type of layers should only be in 'full' replicate mode. i.e truncate layer data, replicate all data from LDS again using normal WFS for each update.
The solution I've come up with (see last commit) is to attempt a feature match based on all non null column values when a PK isn't available. Its worked for a couple of test cases. Not particularly fast though...
Not reliable and I'm sure you will get duplicates in this case. Just keep it simple: When there is no primary key don't attempt change-set processing.
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The solution I've come up with (see last commit) is to attempt a feature match based on all non null column values when a PK isn't available. Its worked for a couple of test cases. Not particularly fast though...
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Bypass (uses driverCopy instead of featureCopy) implemented for incremental requests to layers without a primary key. Tested on 181 (multiple duplicate non spatial fields). NB Primary Key identification still depends on init script {set pkey=id unless layer in [topo,hydro]}
Because the primary key field is translated to a FID, when a layer doesn't have a primary key eg topo or hydro, this process fails.