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For starters, if this is the wrong place do let me know
When running the import-sql step, it eventually errors out as follows:
psql:/sql/parallel/building.sql:100: ERROR: relation "country_osm_grid" does not exist
LINE 2: FROM country_osm_grid country
^
QUERY: SELECT ST_Transform(country.geometry, 3857) AS geometry
FROM country_osm_grid country
CONTEXT: PL/pgSQL function osm_building_block_gen1() line 9 at FOR over SELECT rows
The very same building.sql previously had an issue with it being unable to find the zres functions. I edited the file to make it reference public.zres which did seem to resolve that issue.
We are running this on our own postgres server, not the included one, but it should be set up properly.
This is during import of Europe.
update, when editing the SQL file to use public.country_osm_grid_country it then errors at a ST_Transform function call that presumably also needs a public prefix. Is this even intended to make a separate schema?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
For starters, if this is the wrong place do let me know
When running the import-sql step, it eventually errors out as follows:
The very same building.sql previously had an issue with it being unable to find the zres functions. I edited the file to make it reference
public.zres
which did seem to resolve that issue.We are running this on our own postgres server, not the included one, but it should be set up properly.
This is during import of Europe.
update, when editing the SQL file to use
public.country_osm_grid_country
it then errors at aST_Transform
function call that presumably also needs a public prefix. Is this even intended to make a separate schema?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: