rasdaman v9.8 documentation

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Contents:

• 1. Introduction
  • 1.1. Features
  • 1.2. Rasdaman Application Domains
  • 1.3. OGC geo standards support
  • 1.4. How to Contribute
• 2. Installation and Administration Guide
  • 2.1. Preface
  • 2.2. Getting Started
  • 2.3. Directories and Configuration Files
  • 2.4. rasdaman Architecture
  • 2.5. Access Interfaces
  • 2.6. Server Administration
  • 2.7. Security
  • 2.8. Example Database and Programs
  • 2.9. Troubleshooting
• 3. Contributing to Rasdaman
  • 3.1. Development Contributions
  • 3.2. Documentation
  • 3.3. Git resources
  • 3.4. C++ Guidelines
  • 3.5. Adding Tests
  • 3.6. rasdaman Code Guide
  • 3.7. Geo services
• 4. Query Language Guide
  • 4.1. Preface
  • 4.2. Introduction
  • 4.3. Terminology
  • 4.4. Sample Database
  • 4.5. Type Definition Using rasdl
  • 4.6. Type Definition Using rasql
  • 4.7. Query Execution with rasql
  • 4.8. Overview: General Query Format
  • 4.9. Constants
  • 4.10. Spatial Domain Operations
  • 4.11. Array Operations
  • 4.12. Data Format Conversion
  • 4.13. Object identifiers
  • 4.14. Null Values
  • 4.15. Miscellaneous
  • 4.16. Arithmetic Errors and Other Exception Situations
  • 4.17. Database Retrieval and Manipulation
  • 4.18. In-Situ File Archive Storage [RE]
  • 4.19. User-Defined Functions - UDFs [RE]
  • 4.20. Transaction Scheduling
  • 4.21. Linking MDD with Other Data
  • 4.22. Storage Layout Language
  • 4.23. Storage Encoding and Compression [RE]
  • 4.24. Compression in Depth [RE]
  • 4.25. Access Control [RE]
  • 4.26. Web Access to rasql
  • 4.27. Appendix A: rasdl Grammar
  • 4.28. Appendix B: rasql Grammar
• 5. Geo Services Guide
  • 5.1. Servlet endpoints
  • 5.2. The world of coverages
  • 5.3. OGC Web Services
  • 5.4. Non-standard functionality
  • 5.5. Data import
  • 5.6. Data export
  • 5.7. Configuration
  • 5.8. Database migration
  • 5.9. 3rd party libraries
  • 5.10. Related resources
• 6. CRS Management
  • 6.1. Introduction
  • 6.2. Service
  • 6.3. Concepts
• 7. RRasdaman Guide
  • 7.1. Prerequisites
  • 7.2. Connect to rasdaman
  • 7.3. Handles
  • 7.4. Arrays representation
  • 7.5. Displaying data
  • 7.6. Writing data
  • 7.7. Transaction management
  • 7.8. Further reading
• 8. C++ Developers Guide
  • 8.1. Preface
  • 8.2. Introduction
  • 8.3. Terminology
  • 8.4. Application Examples
  • 8.5. Raslib Classes
  • 8.6. Linking MDD with Other Data
  • 8.7. Compilation and Linkage of Client Programs
  • 8.8. HTML Documentation
• 9. Java Developers Guide
  • 9.1. Preface
  • 9.2. Introduction
  • 9.3. Terminology
  • 9.4. Application Examples
  • 9.5. rasj
  • 9.6. ODMG
  • 9.7. Points and Intervals
  • 9.8. Multidimensional Arrays
  • 9.9. Storage Layout
  • 9.10. Collections and Queries
  • 9.11. OIDs
  • 9.12. Type Management
  • 9.13. Exceptions
  • 9.14. Compilation and Execution of Client Programs
  • 9.15. HTML Documentation
• 10. raswct Web Client Toolkit Developer Guide
  • 10.1. Preface
  • 10.2. Introduction
  • 10.3. Utility Namespace
  • 10.4. Query Namespace
  • 10.5. Widget Namespace