问题
I'm using SQL Server 2008 and the Geometry datatype to store a list of UK a roads, which I've imported from the Ordanance Survey STRATEGI data set.
Each road is split into multiple rows, which each contain a single line (A Linestring made up of one segment). For instance the A369 is made up of 18 seperate lines, as shown in the image below:
What I'd like to do it collect all the seperate rows containing portions of a road and create a new row which holds all the combined individual lines as one linestring.
In other words running the code SELECT * FROM Structure WHERE Name = 'A369' would return only one row, but still drawn the road seen in the image above.
回答1:
Just use .STUnion
BEGIN
-- create a test table
DECLARE @test TABLE(seg GEOMETRY);
INSERT INTO @test VALUES(geometry::STGeomFromText('LINESTRING (0 0, 50 100)', 0))
INSERT INTO @test VALUES(geometry::STGeomFromText('LINESTRING (50 100, 100 200)', 0))
INSERT INTO @test VALUES(geometry::STGeomFromText('LINESTRING (100 200, 150 300)', 0))
--SELECT seg.STAsText() FROM @test
DECLARE @geom GEOMETRY
SELECT @geom = (SELECT TOP 1 seg FROM @test)
-- union all the linestring points
SELECT @geom = @geom.STUnion([seg]) FROM @test
-- do what you want with the results
SELECT @geom
print(@geom.STAsText())
END
回答2:
In SQL 2012 you can use UnionAggregate
SELECT geometry::UnionAggregate(shape) FROM Table
or if you have a geography column
SELECT geography ::UnionAggregate(shape) FROM Table
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8154672/how-to-combine-multiple-linestring-rows-into-a-single-row-collection