As I've experienced some problems rewriting the same SQL many times and giving away my SQL queries to people who doesn't understand SQL, I've decide to write a python software to store sql queries so that the user could set some parameters that would be shown in a window and the results posted on a textBox. I wrote the program with PyQt4 and set it as a plugin in QGis. Of course the program can be removed from qgis anytime, just using a dialog to see the tools.
The product consists of 2 programs. The Tools Editor and the python code to run the tools. The tools are stored in a xml that holds the tool name, the query and the parameters. When the tool is ran from qgis' plugin menu, it generates a gui for the parameters to be entered and hides the query from the user, therefore creating a tool from an sql query. Is anyone interested in testing it? It's available in qgis' python plugin user contributed repository as Postgis Tools. Maurício de Paulo _______________________________________________ postgis-users mailing list [email protected] http://postgis.refractions.net/mailman/listinfo/postgis-users
