Hi,
I have data from the WFS address, for parcels of land. I need to perform an additional check in which it will be checked if some of parcels are not duplicated. That is, I need to detect if there are two polygons, one on top of the other, in my layer in WFS in one place. Please give me some suggestions.
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Duplicate geometry in WFS
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Best answer by nielsgerrits
"Matcher" will merge my geometry into one, and I want to not merge but only detect where a duplicate geometry error occurs
Certainly not. It only analyses the input. From the documentation:
Output Ports
Matched
All features matching another feature are output to the Matched port.
SingleMatched
A single copy of each set of matched features is sent to the SingleMatched port. The attributes on these features will be merged onto the single output feature.
NotMatched
All non-matching features are sent to the NotMatched port.
So, if you need unique geometries, you need the features from SingleMatched and NotMatched.
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"Matcher" will merge my geometry into one, and I want to not merge but only detect where a duplicate geometry error occurs
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"Matcher" will merge my geometry into one, and I want to not merge but only detect where a duplicate geometry error occurs
Certainly not. It only analyses the input. From the documentation:
Output Ports
Matched
All features matching another feature are output to the Matched port.
SingleMatched
A single copy of each set of matched features is sent to the SingleMatched port. The attributes on these features will be merged onto the single output feature.
NotMatched
All non-matching features are sent to the NotMatched port.
So, if you need unique geometries, you need the features from SingleMatched and NotMatched.