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MariaDB vs Postgres (POSTGIS) perfomance difference?
MariaDB/MySQL have about 160 spatial operators:
https://mariadb.com/kb/en/mysqlmariadb-spatial-support-matrix/
Whereas PostGIS adds about 600 to PostgreSQL:
https://postgis.net/docs/...
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ST_Within is only working on selective rows
This is not a definitive answer, but should help you narrow it down.
You say in a comment that the point "isn't on the border [of the polygon], it's slightly inside the border when I do try to ...
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Data exchange QGIS SQL
Yes, data changes can be passed on both ways. If you have e.g. a PostGIS data source added to the canvas, changes in the data table will be shown on the map e.g. if you refresh the connection or pan ...
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Need to connect to MySQL or MariaDB databases in QGIS 3.4+
I still see it as an option in QGIS 3.8 through the add vector layer tool:
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MySQL, geoPHP, select sites near the current site
There are two ways to integrate a query into another query. One is by using a sub-select:
SELECT siteid
FROM aa_allstate_cty
WHERE ST_Intersects(shape,ST_Buffer(
(SELECT ST_Centroid(...
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MySQL, geoPHP, select sites near the current site
Thanks, I believe that I figured it out. I should be able to store the "Point(333...,466...)" that was returned in the first SELECT and then feed it to second SELECT.
SELECT
siteid
FROM
`...
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