Hi,
I'm quite new in GRASS so please be patient 
I've imported my Mapinfo vector file into new GRASS vecotor with
atribute table in Mysql. Everything was fine until I've edited GRASS
vector in Qgis and added some points. After this, all operations are
finising with the following error:
Cannot open old vector transform_izolinie3d@mort on level 2
Still I have all data in MySQL. Is it possible to fix it?? I've tried
google but I couldn't find anything helpful,
I'm using GRASS 6.2.1 on Ubuntu 6.10
thanks
Regards
Radomir
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Radomir wrote:
Hi,
I'm quite new in GRASS so please be patient 
I've imported my Mapinfo vector file into new GRASS vecotor with
atribute table in Mysql. Everything was fine until I've edited GRASS
vector in Qgis and added some points. After this, all operations are
finising with the following error:
Cannot open old vector transform_izolinie3d@mort on level 2
Still I have all data in MySQL. Is it possible to fix it??
Radomir,
Propably QGIS crashed when you edited the vector. No worries - you most
likely didn't loose any data. Everything you edited until the crash is
should be still there.
To resurrect the vector do "v.build your_broken_vector". If the output
of that command includes a warning about an too big coor file, open
your_broken_vector in eg. v.digit, and close it - this will fix it for
good.
I've tried google but I couldn't find anything helpful,
Better use one of the archive search engines for GRASS lists, eg.
http://www.nabble.com/GRASS-f1200.html.
Maciek
Dnia 27-01-2007, sob o godzinie 18:39 +0100, Maciej Sieczka napisał(a):
Radomir wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm quite new in GRASS so please be patient 
> I've imported my Mapinfo vector file into new GRASS vecotor with
> atribute table in Mysql. Everything was fine until I've edited GRASS
> vector in Qgis and added some points. After this, all operations are
> finising with the following error:
>
> Cannot open old vector transform_izolinie3d@mort on level 2
>
> Still I have all data in MySQL. Is it possible to fix it??
Radomir,
Propably QGIS crashed when you edited the vector. No worries - you most
likely didn't loose any data. Everything you edited until the crash is
should be still there.
To resurrect the vector do "v.build your_broken_vector". If the output
of that command includes a warning about an too big coor file, open
your_broken_vector in eg. v.digit, and close it - this will fix it for
good.
> I've tried google but I couldn't find anything helpful,
Better use one of the archive search engines for GRASS lists, eg.
http://www.nabble.com/GRASS-f1200.html.
Maciek
Maciek,
You're right. Now it works, 
Thanke you
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Radomir
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