Use tile based queries for unwayed segments.

[rails.git] / db / README

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@@ -22,15 +22,34 @@ $ mysql -u <uid> -p
 > flush privileges;
 > exit
 
-Creating database skeleton tables
-===================================
+Creating functions
+====================
+
+Run this command in the db/functions directory:
+
+$ make
+
+Make sure the db/functions directory is on the MySQL server's library
+path and restart the MySQL server. On linux the easiest way to do this
+is to create /etc/ld.so.conf.d/osm.conf and place the path to the
+db/functions directory in it and then run the following command as root:
+
+$ ldconfig
+
+Now create the functions as follows:
 
-$ mysql openstreetmap -u openstreetmap -p < db/create_database.sql
+$ mysql -u <uid> -p openstreetmap
 
-New server patch (RAILS)
-==========================
+(change <uid> with appropriate username of administrative user eg. root )
+
+> create function tile_for_point returns integer soname 'libquadtile.so';
+> exit
+
+Creating database skeleton tables
+===================================
 
-Run following command to prepare tables to be OSM RAILS distribution compatible:
+Run this command from the root of your rails directory:
 
-$ mysql openstreetmap -u openstreetmap -p < db/migrate.sql
+$ rake db:migrate
 
+This will create the db for you