On 8/22/17 3:36 PM, McDonaldR wrote:
> Thanks Karl-Magnus
>
>
>
> We use triggers in the database already and they work perfectly but if
> we want to record the specific user creating and editing features then
> we’d have to create separate projects for each user. At the moment
> the team of
An option in the layer properties to save without username and password? Or a
possibility to change database connection for a layer? To one connection with
another user or a connection with no user stored. Could be useful. Though it is
efficient to use an text editor to change it always feels a
On Tue, 22 Aug 2017 15:45:17 +0200, Casper Bertelsen
wrote:
> Hi Ross,
>
> If you make your project without saving username and password, the
> project will prompt for a user and password when opened. Then each
> member can login using their assigned login and thus
Hi Casper,
So nice to see you answering questions at the QGIS user list.
Your knowledge is appreciated :)
Lene Fischer
Associate Professor
University of Copenhagen
Department of Geoscience and Natural Resource Management
Forest and Landscape College
Nødebovej 77a
3480 Fredensborg
Denmark
MOB
Hi All,
to get field updates on vector layer edits (be they geometry or attribute
edits) you can use the AutoFields plugin [1]. You can use expressions just
like you do when setting default values in QGIS.
Regards,
Germán
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I love this mailing list. That is fantastic!
We're testing this out right now and it seems to be working exactly as we need
it.
Thanks very much, Casper and Karl Magnus!
Ross
From: Qgis-user [mailto:qgis-user-boun...@lists.osgeo.org] On Behalf Of Casper
Bertelsen
Sent: 22 August 2017 14:45
Hi Ross,
If you make your project without saving username and password, the
project will prompt for a user and password when opened. Then each
member can login using their assigned login and thus making it possible
to use current_user in postgres.
To remove saved username and password from
Thanks Karl-Magnus
We use triggers in the database already and they work perfectly but if we want
to record the specific user creating and editing features then we'd have to
create separate projects for each user. At the moment the team of about 10
users all use a set of centrally stored
No, it's no big deal. That's why we are using it. And it's only one time per
qgis session.
Karl-Magnus
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Ämne: Re: [Qgis-user] Updating a field set
Hi too,
Well logging into the QGIS-project should really be a big deal right ? -
You only have to log in once no matter how many layers are loaded from
the database. I have a table inside my QGIS project where I can create
new users inside the database and administer
Hi!
I've made the same things with triggers in the database. To avoid getting same
username I've chosen not to save the username and password in the project. But
then the user have to enter it every time the projects opens. If you can find a
solution to your suggested approach it would be nice.
Hi List,
Anyone know how to update a field that has a global variable set as the default
value when records are edited (geometry and/or attributes)?
We have a QGIS project with a PostGIS layer loaded and configured with look-ups
and relations so the users can update all the relevant fields.
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