this bug's URL: http://intevation.de/rt/webrt?serial_num=3573
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Subject: v.db.select - don't force all the input columns to the output datable
Platform: GNU/Linux/i386
grass obtained from: CVS
grass binary for platform: Compiled from Sources
GRASS Version: cvs 23.08.05
Please let me choose whether I want all the input columns to be present in the output datatable or only those selected by me.
Below I'm trying to omit importing the x and y columns to output datatable (I want to use them only for coordinates). But this is recognized as an "error".
v.db.select -c map=wejscie column=cat,rast_val,x,y | v.in.ascii output=grd_faults_pt_nocat_addcat_asc columns='CAT integer, WYS double' x=3 y=4 cat=1
Maximum input row length: 44
Maximum number of columns: 4
Minimum number of columns: 4
column: 1 type: integer
column: 2 type: double
column: 3 type: double
column: 4 type: double
ERROR: Number of columns defined (2) does not match number of columns (4)
in input.
Maciek
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On Thu, Aug 25, 2005 at 02:40:31PM +0200, Request Tracker wrote:
this bug's URL: http://intevation.de/rt/webrt?serial_num=3573
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Subject: v.db.select - don't force all the input columns to the output datable
Platform: GNU/Linux/i386
grass obtained from: CVS
grass binary for platform: Compiled from Sources
GRASS Version: cvs 23.08.05
Please let me choose whether I want all the input columns to be present in the output datatable or only those selected by me.
Below I'm trying to omit importing the x and y columns to output datatable (I want to use them only for coordinates). But this is recognized as an "error".
v.db.select -c map=wejscie column=cat,rast_val,x,y | v.in.ascii output=grd_faults_pt_nocat_addcat_asc columns='CAT integer, WYS double' x=3 y=4 cat=1
Maximum input row length: 44
Maximum number of columns: 4
Minimum number of columns: 4
column: 1 type: integer
column: 2 type: double
column: 3 type: double
column: 4 type: double
ERROR: Number of columns defined (2) does not match number of columns (4)
in input.
Maciek
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Maciek,
you could put a
| cut -d'<delimiter>' -f<field>[,<field>] in between.
Markus