> > The problem, as Germán found out, is that the URI passed as parameter > is not necessarely an OGR provider URI, but a generic QGIS uri, from > any provider, so it cannot always be opened via ogr.Open.
Yes, ogr-sysntax must be used. # -- Spatialite provider # dbname='/tmp/x.sqlite' table="t" (geometry) sql=' would need to call 'GetLayerByName' Here again there is a problem between gdal 1.* and gdal 2.* Where there is a table with more than 1 geometry the syntax 'tablename(fieldname)' can be used In gdal 2.* that syntax can also be used with a table with only 1 geometry - but not in gdal 1.*: there only the tablename can be used sLayername="t(geometry)"; // ok for gdal 2.* or gdal 1.* with > 1 geometry sLayername="t"; // ok for gdal 2.* or gdal 1.* with 1 geometry ogrLayer = OGR_DS_GetLayerByName( ogrDataSource, TO8( sLayerName ) ); This should work for both PostgreSQL and spatialite based on your samples. Mark Johnson
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