[Gvsig_english] gvSIG and 3d-polygons

[Wolfgang Qual]

Dear list,
we do have quite some data in an oracle geospatial database. Layers can 
be imported into gvSIG, and it is also possilbe to export those layers 
into shp-format. Very good. However, the exported shapefiles still do 
have some 3d-information and this causes some problems in gvSIG. 
Example: copy&paste features (one of the new extensions of gvSIG). Here, 
the "paste" command does not work, if the source theme is a 3d polygon 
layer. If I use ogr2ogr to "convert" the source theme into a "normal" 
polygon layer, it is possible to paste features.

 From the command line:
ogrinfo -al 
/opt/uis/muc/shapes_geodatenpool/2010/vagrund/flurstck_2010_02.shp|less
brings:
INFO: Open of 
`/opt/uis/muc/shapes_geodatenpool/2010/vagrund/flurstck_2010_02.sh
p'
      using driver `ESRI Shapefile' successful.

Layer name: flurstck_2010_02
Geometry: 3D Polygon
Feature Count: 157638
Extent: (4452550.890000, 5324953.400000) - (4479484.080000, 5345694.050000)
Layer SRS WKT:
(unknown)
ROWID: String (1.0)
OGR_FID: Real (18.0)
OBJEKT_ID: String (7.0)
FOLIE: Real (18.0)
OBJEKTART: Real (18.0)
X: Real (18.6)
Y: Real (18.6)
NUTZUNGSAR: Real [...]

I used this command to convert the source file into a "normal" polygon 
shapefile:
ogr2ogr -f "ESRI Shapefile" /tmp/flur -nlt POLYGON 
/opt/uis/muc/shapes_geodatenpool/2010/vagrund/flurstck_2010_02.shp


Hope that this post is not that confusing. Have to catch my train... ;) 
Any ideas are welcome!

Best,
Wolfgang

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