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How to make a spatial view in PostGIS and add it as a layer in QGIS?

In PostGIS 2.0, what is the most efficient way to create a spatially enabled view that is viewable in QGIS? I followed the context of Part 2 of @Mike Toews answer to this question, and the view ...
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Publish SQL Views from Postgres/Postgis to Geoserver

I've trying and reading how to publish a Postgres/Postgis View in Geoserver. I know that I can create an SQL View in Geoserver, but I'd like to define the View in Postgres, not in Geoserver. Does ...
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How to load a postgres view using pyQgis?

Under Qgis 1.8 on Windows 7 I have this problem with my pyArchInit plugin: I need to load on the map canvas my geometries from a postgis layer. Till the 1.7.4 version I use the method explained on the ...
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View in ArcSDE 10.1 Problem

I have created a view by joining a feature layer and 2-3 other tables in ArcSDE database using help from James Richard Post. The view gets created fine in both SQL Server 2008 and also in SDE. In ...
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Quantum GIS returns “Invalid Layer” message when trying to add Postgis view

I'm new to Postgis and Quantum GIS. I created a view defined as CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW pupr.vstudentmuni AS SELECT m.id AS munid, m.name AS muname, m.geom, s.code, (s.name::text || ' '::text) ...
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Publish relationalship data from arcsde

I have feature classes and tables having relationship shored in them.(Feature classes has id as which is primary key in other table ). I want to publish the Feature class as a service on arcgis ...
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Can one edit an ArcSDE Oracle spatial view?

By 'edit' I mean edit the geometry in the feature class, not any attributes in the joined table. Unversioned. I really had it in my head that you can, as long as the objectid column is included in ...
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Is there any way to view maps in “perspective” with ArcGIS (ArcMap do not)?

I need to work with ArcGis by the amount of data that I use and the answers I need, but would like to see my maps in perspective and I can't find a way. Does anyone knows how to do it?