Geographic Information Systems Asked on December 29, 2020
I use QGIS 3.4 on Windows 10
I have a polygon layer and a point layer. The points have a streetname attribute. I want to check if there are polygons with more then 1 streetname.
I took 2 steps, first Join attributes by location to get the streetnames as attribute in the polygons.
The second step is a self join in a virtual layer
SELECT T1.POLid, T1.Postalcode, T1.streetname, T2.streetname
FROM TestStreet AS T1, TestStreet AS T2
WHERE T1.POLid = T2.POLid AND T1.streetname <> T2.streetname;
I have to interrupt the processing after waiting very long.
My workaround is:
Save features As csv file
Import csv file in MSAccess
MSAccess gives instantaneous results with the same query.
What is it what I do wrong in QGIS, is there a better way just with QGIS?
The bottleneck is likely with the join by attribute
being re-evaluated many times.
You can skip this step and compute everything at once in a virtual layer. As a bonus, it will tell you if you have more than 2 streets in a polygon. Eventually, you can filter the entries having a single street name
SELECT p.polyID, COUNT(DISTINCT s.streetName) as cnt, GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT s.streetName) as names
FROM myPolygonLayer p
JOIN myStreetLayer s ON ST_INTERSECTS(p.geometry, s.geometry)
GROUP BY p.polyID
--HAVING COUNT(DISTINCT s.streetName) >= 2
Answered by JGH on December 29, 2020
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