Oh, actually every row of the same id-range has the same
start_lat/start_lng coordinates as the predecessors end_lat/end_lng
coordinates. But the question remains the same. Is there a way to do
something like ORDER BY (start_lat = end_lat AND start_lng = end_lng) ?
Or maybe another way to achieve the same result?
Dominik Piekarski schrieb:
> Hello everyone,
>
> the following query
> SELECT id, start_lat, start_lng, end_lat, end_lng
> FROM strecken
> WHERE ST_Intersects(strecke, geomfromtext('POLYGON((
> 52.5204252 13.3169317,
> 52.5407887 13.3169317,
> 52.5407887 13.3534097,
> 52.5204252 13.3534097,
> 52.5204252 13.3169317
> ))')) ORDER BY id;
> produces by coincidence the following desired result:
>
> id start_lat start_lng end_lat end_lng
id range1
> 18074 52.5212087 13.3181119 52.5226187 13.3183479
> 18075 52.5226187 13.3183479 52.5237154 13.3189702
> 18076 52.5237154 13.3189702 52.5244204 13.3201289
> 18077 52.5244204 13.3201289 52.5248120 13.3217812
id range2
> 18095 52.5195701 13.3381855 52.5204710 13.3390224
> 18096 52.5204710 13.3390224 52.5213653 13.3393443
> 18097 52.5213653 13.3393443 52.5219529 13.3395588
> 18098 52.5219529 13.3395588 52.5223511 13.3400846
id range3
> 20293 52.5408279 13.3338833 52.5404625 13.3350205
> 20294 52.5404625 13.3350205 52.5395881 13.3385825
> 20295 52.5395881 13.3385825 52.5387398 13.3447623
>
> Its desired because every single row end_lat and end_lng has the same
> value as the next row's start_lat and start_lng field (except last one).
> I would like to achieve the same result without using id column inside
> "order by" clause. Is that possible? How would that query look like?
>
