Is there any way to edit the attribute tables for a vector layer if you are using the default internal GRASS db? I know that I can set the database to an external mySQL db (for example), and then use a mySQL db tool to edit the tables. Is there any way to do it for the internal GRASS db?
Thanks,
- Jason
The internal tables are in dBase format. Which means you can open them
using openoffice or microsoft office, etc. The files are located in
/path/to/grass/db/location/mapset/dbf.
--Wolf
On 02/11/05 00:24, Jason Horn wrote:
Is there any way to edit the attribute tables for a vector layer if you
are using the default internal GRASS db? I know that I can set the
database to an external mySQL db (for example), and then use a mySQL db
tool to edit the tables. Is there any way to do it for the internal
GRASS db?Thanks,
- Jason
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<:3 )---- Wolf Bergenheim ----( 8:>
Is there any way to edit the attribute tables for a vector layer if
you are using the default internal GRASS db? I know that I can set
the database to an external mySQL db (for example), and then use a
mySQL db tool to edit the tables. Is there any way to do it for the
internal GRASS db?
(ie default dbf driver?)
Interactive:
d.what.vect -e
v.digit?
qgis with grass plugin?
Script:
db.execute
see the example in the help page:
http://grass.ibiblio.org/grass61/manuals/html61_user/db.execute.html
Small tables: (caution, make a backup)
load into OpenOffice or any software that can handle the dbf format.
Hamish