On 02/12/14 17:51, Arighna wrote:
I am using -e flag to copy the attribute table as well. I have data in json
format. I am importing json data in separate maps and then patching them
into one map to have all the points in one place.
So, if you have several patch_map*, then you could just do:
v.patch -e in=patch_map1,patch_map2,patch_map3[,...] output=patched_map
What I don't understand is why you do
v.patch -e in=patch_map1 out=patch_map6
which doesn't patch any maps together, but just copies patch_map1 to
patch_map6...
I did not find any smarter
way to import them. Is there any way that I can directly insert the records
in the db instead of saving them in json file first and then importing it?
In what format are they before you save them into json format ?
If you stick with json, couldn't you just glue your json files together
before importing ?
I am using GRASS 7.0.
v.db.connect -p patch_map1
layer <1/patch_map1> table <patch_map1> in database
</home/shared/research/GRASSDATA/RedRiverValley/aroy/sqlite/sqlite.db>
through driver <sqlite> with key <cat>
v.info -c patch_map1
INTEGER|cat
CHARACTER|air_temp
CHARACTER|cloud_cover
CHARACTER|descriptors
CHARACTER|dew_point
CHARACTER|ice_acc_last_hour
CHARACTER|liquid_acc_last_hour
CHARACTER|msl_pressure
CHARACTER|precip_acc_last_hour
CHARACTER|relative_humidity
CHARACTER|snow_acc_last_hour
CHARACTER|station_pressure
CHARACTER|u_wind_speed
CHARACTER|v_wind_speed
DOUBLE PRECISION|valid_time_end
DOUBLE PRECISION|valid_time_start
CHARACTER|visibility
CHARACTER|wind_direction
CHARACTER|wind_speed
Displaying column types/names for database connection of layer <1>:
(Tue Dec 2 10:47:58 2014) Command finished (0 sec)
Thanks
Roy
Everything looks fine here...
Moritz
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