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Explore Stack InternalUsing a front end Map UI, I have selected a polygon and received all the Lat/Long points from it. I want to send this data to a Postgres postGISPostgreSQL PostGIS database table that has rows which stores a geometry Point in a column. I need to select all the rows that are inside of the polygon. How do I put the external polygon points into the SQL statement and pull the correct data?
Using a front end Map UI, I have selected a polygon and received all the Lat/Long points from it. I want to send this data to a Postgres postGIS database table that has rows which stores a geometry Point in a column. I need to select all the rows that are inside of the polygon. How do I put the external polygon points into the SQL statement and pull the correct data?
Using a front end Map UI, I have selected a polygon and received all the Lat/Long points from it. I want to send this data to a PostgreSQL PostGIS database table that has rows which stores a geometry Point in a column. I need to select all the rows that are inside of the polygon. How do I put the external polygon points into the SQL statement and pull the correct data?
Using a front end Map UI, I have selected a polygon and received all the Lat/Long points from it. I want to send this data to a Postgres postGIS database table that has rows which stores a geometry Point in a column. I need to select all the rows that are inside of the polygon. How do I put the external polygon points into the SQL statement and pull the correct data?
