2013/3/15 Antonio Vico avicomar...@gmail.com:
I want the possibility that user can choice data to join, and in a view the
join are fixed.
I can make a view with states and population and user can ask this view but
is user want ask data and sales for example he need another view. I want
that
El 15/03/2013 0:18, Goyo escribió:
2013/3/14 Antonio Vicoavicomar...@gmail.com:
On 14/03/13 22:14, Goyo wrote:
I try to join a layer with geometry type and another without and make querys
in the conjunt. For example, a layer with
states and a table with population. In the joined layer, I can
Hi,
Thanks for yur reply. I am not problem with sql and I think that someone
with knoweledge in sql can do the query. The question is be able to a
user without this knoweledge make easyly querys in the joined table.
Maybe, this is a little bug in attribute table.
2013/3/14 Antonio Vico avicomar...@gmail.com:
Hi,
Thanks for yur reply. I am not problem with sql and I think that someone
with knoweledge in sql can do the query. The question is be able to a user
without this knoweledge make easyly querys in the joined table.
As far as I know the user can
On 14/03/13 22:14, Goyo wrote:
2013/3/14 Antonio Vico avicomar...@gmail.com:
Hi,
Thanks for yur reply. I am not problem with sql and I think that someone
with knoweledge in sql can do the query. The question is be able to a user
without this knoweledge make easyly querys in the joined table.
2013/3/14 Antonio Vico avicomar...@gmail.com:
On 14/03/13 22:14, Goyo wrote:
I try to join a layer with geometry type and another without and make querys
in the conjunt. For example, a layer with
states and a table with population. In the joined layer, I can query about
states with
Hi,
I am testing with joined tables and I have a problem with data types
when make a query in Attributes Table.
This is the situation:
In a Postgres/Postgis I have two tables, one with geographyc information
and another with data but without geographyc fiel (relationed both with
a fiel). I
Hi!
Not a direct answer to your question, but an alternative:
What if you do the join on the database-level in making a view in
Postgres and using the view?
greetings,
Albin
Am 13.03.2013 10:59, schrieb Antonio Vico:
Hi,
I am testing with joined tables and I have a problem with data types
Create a view in not a solution in this case. Query can change and view
only offer a monolitic query. If you want search different options
with a view you can't.
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2013/3/13 Antonio Vico avicomar...@gmail.com:
Create a view in not a solution in this case. Query can change and view only
offer a monolitic query. If you want search different options with a view
you can't.
If you are not afraid of SQL you can find this plugin useful:
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Il 13/03/2013 23:00, Goyo ha scritto:
2013/3/13 Antonio Vico avicomar...@gmail.com:
Create a view in not a solution in this case. Query can change
and view only offer a monolitic query. If you want search
different options with a view you can't.
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