Wisse -
You might have some kind of network problem that pops up up between you
Citrix server and the network share used to store the shape files. Try
to create a share locally on the Citrix server and save the shape files
to this share instead.
The problem could be some kind of file access conflict with several
users reading the shape file at the same time as another user is trying
to edit the same shape-file. Try to edit the shape-file at a time when
you are sure no other user are accessing the file.
When you have a multi-user, perhaps multi-edit environment as yours my
strong, general advise is to store the data in a database like
postgresql/postgis. Any file based format like shape-files, tab-files or
spatialite is not suitable for this kind of environment.
Bo Victor Thomsen
AestasGIS
Denmark
On 22-05-2015 13:18, Wisse Beets wrote:
Dear QGIS users,
I am experiencing a problem using Qgis 2.6.1 (and several prior versions) via
thin client systems.
The machines are running Windows Server 2008 and Citrix Receiver. The problem
is that edits to vector shapefiles are not always saved, while the 'save edits'
button is pressed and the changes are visible in the attribute tables. After
reopening the vector file later, it appears that sometimes (randomly) the
changes are lost/were not saved to the file. We save our files to a network
drive. This works fine with other software and on our desktop systems. This
problem only occurs on our thin client systems.
Did anyone experience this problem before and/or knows a possible solution or
workaround?
Kind Regards,
Wisse Beets,
Consultant watermanagement
Wareco Ingenieurs
Amstelveen
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