Hello all, I'm converting a raster to a vector with r.to.vect. The geometries are converted successfully to vector shapes, but I noticed I was unable to work further on the vectors' attribute table. When trying to add a field, I received the following message:
Coor files of vector map <vector_...@test> is larger than it should be (94546466 bytes excess) I then tried to open up the attribute table and was told that the attribute table <vector_map> could not be found. Interesting. A glance under the tab "Manage Tables" showed no tables at all; I moved on to "Manage Layers" and found only one layer, linked to my grass base and then /Test/test/dbf/vector_map with the key cat. However, in my file manager I don't see any such file, even when also viewing hidden files. I tried connecting a new table with v.db.addtable, but got: v.db.addtable map=vector_...@test table=test Using user specified table name: test ERROR: There is already a table linked to layer <1> I've been able to duplicate this problem multiple times with the same raster, but other vector maps I make from other rasters are created fine, also with tables. Could the problem be connected to the high number of features in the vector map? It's got almost a million. However, I've also worked with vectors with more, which makes me doubt that hypothesis. Thanks! Daniel -- View this message in context: http://osgeo-org.1803224.n2.nabble.com/Table-is-not-created-with-vector-map-tp5432355p5432355.html Sent from the Grass - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. _______________________________________________ grass-user mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/grass-user
