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Providing complete example would be reasonable because of its extent. However, you can obtain example by following these instructions:
Create a file with XML representation of network by copy and paste example
from Example of local geodetic network to a new file.
Note that file should start with <?xml version="1.0" ?>
(no whitespace).
Alternatively you can use existing XML file from collection of sample networks
(see Download).
Then you can convert your XML file (here example_network.xml
)
to SQL statements by program gama-local-xml2sql
(the path depends on your Gama installation).
$ gama-local-xml2sql example_net example_network.xml example_network.sql |
Now you have example network (configuration example_net
)
in the form of SQL INSERT
statements
in the file example_network.sql
.
Another representations you can create and fill SQLite database (for details see Working with SQLite database):
$ sqlite3 examples.db < gama-local-schema.sql $ sqlite3 examples.db < example_network.sql $ sqlite3 examples.db |
Once you have SQLite database, you can work with it from SQLite command line. You can get nice output by executing following commands.
sqlite> .mode column sqlite> .nullvalue NULL sqlite> SELECT * FROM gnu_gama_local_configurations; sqlite> SELECT * FROM gnu_gama_local_points; sqlite> SELECT * FROM gnu_gama_local_clusters; sqlite> SELECT * FROM gnu_gama_local_covmat; sqlite> SELECT * FROM gnu_gama_local_obs; |
Or you can get database dump (CREATE
and INSERT
statements) by
sqlite> .dump |
If it is not enough for you, you can try one of GUI tools for SQLite.
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