Hi Victor On Fri, Feb 6, 2015 at 5:39 PM, Victor Olaya <vola...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > In the case of a PostGIS layer, when the editingStopped signal is > emitted, the query will return no features. The feature with id 1 is > no longer there, and instead there will be a feature with id equal to > 4. So basically it seems that a modification of a feature is really a > removal and then an addition, and the added feature has a different id > than the removed one, > Does you table have a primary key? What is the table definition? If the postgres provider can't find a primary key, it will try to use ctid as the ID. Then I think what you say can happen - when updating a row, postgres removes the old row and appends a new one and the ctid will change. Cheers Martin
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