Adding Features from a DB2
There are a number of options for adding a layer to your map.
Using Filesystem
From filesystem to Layer View:
- You can directly drag a file (such as an image or shapefile) into the Layer view
- You can specify exactly where in the Layer view you wish the add the Layer
- The layer will be created with a default style and added to your Map
From filesystem to Map editor:
- You can directly drag a file (such as an image or shapefile) onto an open map
- The layer will be created with a default style and added to your Map
Using a Browser
You can quickly add a layer from a web browser (or the embedded Web view):
- Drag the URL of a WMS or WFS into the Layer view
- You can specify exactly where in the Layer view you wish to add the Layer
- The resource selection page will open up to allow you to choose which layers to add
- The layer(s) will be created (with a default style) and added to your map
- If you have not set your DB2 preference () then
you will have the chance to do so now. See DB2 Preferences for instructions on how to do this
- Select DB2 from the Wizard and press Next
- Fill in the DB2 page
- Enter your DB2 host and authentication parameters
- Select the database connect and optionally a schema
- Press Next
- From the Resource Selection page select the layer(s) that
will compose the new map
- Press Finish
The selected DB2 tables will be added to the Catalog and a new map containing selected Layers will
show up.
Related reference
DB2 page
DB2 Preferences