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PostGIS is an extension for the PostgreSQL object-relational database that adds support for geographic objects.
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Add view generated with psycopg2 through sshtunnel as layer
I'm not administrating the server, but administrator has set up a virtual machine on a windows file server, with PostGIS set up. …
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Add view generated with psycopg2 through sshtunnel as layer
I eventually ended using first option, parsing the cur.fetchall() method.
Here's the way I did it. I'm sure it's not the most elegant way, but it satisfied my needs.
def addAtts(layer, attName, va …
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