Talk:OWL/Installation
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Please let me know if there is a more appropriate forum for this, but I've tried some slightly different procedures from described here with no success. I will test the installation instructions by the book now, but I'd like to understand why my approach didn't work.
I've started from a `osm.bz2` file with `--read-xml` (instead of a osh file with `--read-pbf`). I understand that it does not include history information, so I've proceeded to process some OSC files with `--read-xml-change` and `--write-owldb-change`, but the changeset records do not get created (I get zero from SELECT count(*) FROM changesets).
I thought processing OSC files would create the changeset records as stated on the 'Importing Data' section. What am I doing wrong?
- Yes, this is good place to ask such questions. I am sorry for all the trouble with installation. OWL is really complex, I'm trying to simplify things but some stuff just cannot be simplified :( Anyway, about your question - table "changesets" holds metadata for changesets. This data is not available with regular OSM data dumps - it is separate. In the instructions there is a section called "Importing changeset metadata" which I have to expand and explain how to import this metadata - I promise I will do that today. Briefly - I'm using a modified version of https://github.com/ToeBee/ChangesetMD to import weekly metadata dumps and then my script scripts/download_changesets which downloads current changesets. Paweł Paprota 14:44, 17 January 2013 (UTC)
- Thanks. You may want to change the text under 'Importing Data' it is leading to believe that processing OSC changes is sufficient to create changesets. It lead me, anyway... :-)
- I added instructions on how to import changeset metadata. Let me know if they are useful to you and if they work :-) Paweł Paprota 16:56, 17 January 2013 (UTC)
- Thanks. You may want to change the text under 'Importing Data' it is leading to believe that processing OSC changes is sufficient to create changesets. It lead me, anyway... :-)