In db manager you can import data in new table or add features to an existing table. Or you can add empty column to a table, select in qgis desktop, open atribute table, display selected features on top and edit empty column by your atributes.
2014-12-30 6:10 GMT+01:00 David Kramer <dav...@gmail.com>: > Leknin, > > Thanks for the reply. I've followed your recipe and indeed I can paste my > selected features as a new memory layer (thanks Jan) and then import the > layer via db manager into postgis. This is tremendously useful, but is not > quite what I'm looking for. > > I don't really want to create a new table, I really want to just select a > few fields out of my newly selected layer and save those as a row in an > already created table. For example, let's assume I have a table that lists > franchises the states that they do business in and the columns: > > 'Franchise Name' | 'States' | 'geom' > =================================== > Alice's Restaurant | "NY, NJ, PA" | ... > Joe's Burgers | "CA, NV, OR" | ... > > To add a new row to the table I'd like to go into qgis, select the states > for a franchise (from a layer of states), save that as a memory layer. Then > I'd like to have a save function which allows me to enter the franchise > name. It would save only the name, the states and the geometry as a row in > the table. > > Make sense? Is this possible from the GUI or do I need to write a plugin > in pyQGIS? > > Thx > David >
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