One of my students has been experiencing severe problems when she tries to use sqlite in conjunction with GRASS 6.4.2 and GRASS 7. When she imports a vector layer into her mapset based on a sqlite connection (she has established a new connection through db.connect command firstly), GRASS launches an error whose origin is probably due to the incompatibility between the version of sqlite and the driver that GRASS 6.4.2 has.
Then, she tries to import this same layer using GRASS 7 and she finishes the import process successfully. She can also execute db.describe -c layer to see the columns of the attribute table but, when she wants to open the attribute table through the GUI, the software crashes all the time, and she needs to restart GRASS without taking a look to the attribute table.
It’s an online course and the other students doesn’t experienced such problems.
¿Has anybody else experienced this kind of problems? ¿Is it an identified problem?¿Any hint?
On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 4:43 PM, Lluís Vicens <lluis@sigte.udg.es> wrote:
Dear all,
One of my students has been experiencing severe problems when she tries to
use sqlite in conjunction with GRASS 6.4.2 and GRASS 7. When she imports a
vector layer into her mapset based on a sqlite connection (she has
established a new connection through db.connect command firstly),
Please post the path of this connection.
GRASS launches an error whose origin is probably due to the incompatibility
between the version of sqlite and the driver that GRASS 6.4.2 has.
Then, she tries to import this same layer using GRASS 7 and she finishes the
import process successfully. She can also execute db.describe -c layer to
see the columns of the attribute table but, when she wants to open the
attribute table through the GUI, the software crashes all the time, and she
needs to restart GRASS without taking a look to the attribute table.