Is there any quick way to allow for sqlite to be a legit db driver in the
v.db commands (under the gui, I think it works fine via command line)? Why
was it removed (or was it never a selection option)? After 5 days of trying
to (unsuccessfully) get postgresql working under cygwin, sqlite took all of
2 seconds to download and install, so it's an attractive option for Windows
grass users...
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Is there any quick way to allow for sqlite to be a legit db driver in the
v.db commands (under the gui, I think it works fine via command line)? Why
was it removed (or was it never a selection option)? After 5 days of trying
to (unsuccessfully) get postgresql working under cygwin, sqlite took all of
2 seconds to download and install, so it's an attractive option for Windows
grass users...
does "db.drivers -p" list sqlite?
If not, GRASS wasn't configured and compiled with SQLite support.
IMO, all GRASS 6.1 binary packages should be including support for
SQLite.
If db.drives shows it, use db.connect to set it as the active db
connection. (see the db.connect help page)