Re: [Qgis-user] create PostGIS view from QGis layer

2022-04-29 Thread gisnederland via Qgis-user

Hi Tim,

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

I just discovered that the "update SQL layer..." (in the layer's context 
menu) does the trick in a non-automated but convenient way.
In that specific dialog I see both the layer's filter definition (which 
is a client-side filter) as well as the layer's SQL definition (which is 
a server-side filter).
Thus I can also easily copy (in fact: move) the filter's definition to 
the SQL definition.



Lesson learned: I shoudl have used the "Update SQL layer..." instead of 
the "Filter..." from the very beginning of my project ;-)



Which brings me to a few observations regarding the user-interface:
- Both "Update SQL layer..." and "Filter..." have an almost similar 
function, but are visually very much separated in the layer context menu 
(even in a different visual group in this menu)
- "Update SQL layer..." seems only accessible through the layer context 
menu, whereas "Filter..." is accessible through both the context menu 
and the regular (main) menu (and through the Ctrl-F shortcut)
- The icon for the "Update SQL layer..."  menu-entry is the same as the 
icon for the DBManager, which is a bit confusing.


Combining them in one general query/filter function would be an 
improvement, I guess.



Kind regards,

Gert-Jan




tim dunlevie schreef op 29-04-2022 4:35:

Hi Gert-Jan,

yes - this is done via:
QGISDatabase menu dropdown --> DB Manager --> select your PostGIS
database --> database dropdown, SQL window --> either script your
'view' here, or select the SQL query builder dialogue --> select
'Create View'

is this what you wanted?

Tim

On Thu, Apr 28, 2022 at 9:16 PM gisnederland via Qgis-user
 wrote:


Hi Tim and Raymond,

Perhaps I'd explain a little more:

The QGis database tool (as Tim suggests) converts my QGis layer
"myLayer" (= a postgis table "myTable" with a QGis filter
("myFilter"
applied to it) to a new postgis *table*
I was hoping to find an (automated!) way to convert the layer to a
new
postgis *view*, something like:
create or replace view "myView"
as select "myFilter"
from "myTable"

Kind regards,

Gert-Jan

tim dunlevie via Qgis-user schreef op 28-04-2022 14:48:

You can also use the QGIS database tool from the menu...to get to

the

SQL query gui...construct your query through that - add table, add

a

condition (where blah = blah)...then you have the ability to

create a

view in the postgis database.rather than writing sql query

using

pgadmin etc...

On Thu, 28 Apr 2022, 8:38 pm Raymond Nijssen via Qgis-user,
 wrote:


Hi Gert-Jan,

Not sure how exactly you are filtering your data, but to create
views
you can run these queries on your PostgreSQL database using the

tool

you
like (for example DB-manager in QGIS, or DBeaver or PGAdmin).

In case this is an SQL query filter:

CREATE VIEW blabla1 AS
[your sql select query goes here]

In case it's a 'provider object filter' (in the Source tab of

your

layer
properties):

CREATE VIEW view_name AS
SELECT * FROM table_name WHERE
[your filter goes here]

Hope this helps,
Raymond

On 28-04-2022 14:09, gisnederland via Qgis-user wrote:

Hi all,

I've got a QGis (3.20) project with (amongst others) 15 layers

that all

point to 1 postgis table, but all have a different filter

applied

(in

QGis).

I'm looking for a convenient way to convert these

layers-with-filter to

views in PostGIS, in which the SQL "select"-statement matches

the

QGis

filter expression.
Any way to do this in QGis, or with other tooling?


Kind regards,

Gert-Jan
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Re: [Qgis-user] create PostGIS view from QGis layer

2022-04-28 Thread tim dunlevie via Qgis-user
Hi Gert-Jan,

yes - this is done via:
QGISDatabase menu dropdown --> DB Manager --> select your PostGIS
database --> database dropdown, SQL window --> either script your 'view'
here, or select the SQL query builder dialogue --> select 'Create View'

is this what you wanted?

Tim

On Thu, Apr 28, 2022 at 9:16 PM gisnederland via Qgis-user <
qgis-user@lists.osgeo.org> wrote:

> Hi Tim and Raymond,
>
> Perhaps I'd explain a little more:
>
> The QGis database tool (as Tim suggests) converts my QGis layer
> "myLayer" (= a postgis table "myTable" with a QGis filter ("myFilter"
> applied to it) to a new postgis *table*
> I was hoping to find an (automated!) way to convert the layer to a new
> postgis *view*, something like:
>create or replace view "myView"
>as select "myFilter"
>from "myTable"
>
>
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Gert-Jan
>
>
>
> tim dunlevie via Qgis-user schreef op 28-04-2022 14:48:
> > You can also use the QGIS database tool from the menu...to get to the
> > SQL query gui...construct your query through that - add table, add a
> > condition (where blah = blah)...then you have the ability to create a
> > view in the postgis database.rather than writing sql query using
> > pgadmin etc...
> >
> > On Thu, 28 Apr 2022, 8:38 pm Raymond Nijssen via Qgis-user,
> >  wrote:
> >
> >> Hi Gert-Jan,
> >>
> >> Not sure how exactly you are filtering your data, but to create
> >> views
> >> you can run these queries on your PostgreSQL database using the tool
> >> you
> >> like (for example DB-manager in QGIS, or DBeaver or PGAdmin).
> >>
> >> In case this is an SQL query filter:
> >>
> >> CREATE VIEW blabla1 AS
> >> [your sql select query goes here]
> >>
> >> In case it's a 'provider object filter' (in the Source tab of your
> >> layer
> >> properties):
> >>
> >> CREATE VIEW view_name AS
> >> SELECT * FROM table_name WHERE
> >> [your filter goes here]
> >>
> >> Hope this helps,
> >> Raymond
> >>
> >> On 28-04-2022 14:09, gisnederland via Qgis-user wrote:
> >>> Hi all,
> >>>
> >>> I've got a QGis (3.20) project with (amongst others) 15 layers
> >> that all
> >>> point to 1 postgis table, but all have a different filter applied
> >> (in
> >>> QGis).
> >>>
> >>> I'm looking for a convenient way to convert these
> >> layers-with-filter to
> >>> views in PostGIS, in which the SQL "select"-statement matches the
> >> QGis
> >>> filter expression.
> >>> Any way to do this in QGis, or with other tooling?
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> Kind regards,
> >>>
> >>> Gert-Jan
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Re: [Qgis-user] create PostGIS view from QGis layer

2022-04-28 Thread gisnederland via Qgis-user

Hi Tim and Raymond,

Perhaps I'd explain a little more:

The QGis database tool (as Tim suggests) converts my QGis layer 
"myLayer" (= a postgis table "myTable" with a QGis filter ("myFilter" 
applied to it) to a new postgis *table*
I was hoping to find an (automated!) way to convert the layer to a new 
postgis *view*, something like:

  create or replace view "myView"
  as select "myFilter"
  from "myTable"



Kind regards,

Gert-Jan



tim dunlevie via Qgis-user schreef op 28-04-2022 14:48:

You can also use the QGIS database tool from the menu...to get to the
SQL query gui...construct your query through that - add table, add a
condition (where blah = blah)...then you have the ability to create a
view in the postgis database.rather than writing sql query using
pgadmin etc...

On Thu, 28 Apr 2022, 8:38 pm Raymond Nijssen via Qgis-user,
 wrote:


Hi Gert-Jan,

Not sure how exactly you are filtering your data, but to create
views
you can run these queries on your PostgreSQL database using the tool
you
like (for example DB-manager in QGIS, or DBeaver or PGAdmin).

In case this is an SQL query filter:

CREATE VIEW blabla1 AS
[your sql select query goes here]

In case it's a 'provider object filter' (in the Source tab of your
layer
properties):

CREATE VIEW view_name AS
SELECT * FROM table_name WHERE
[your filter goes here]

Hope this helps,
Raymond

On 28-04-2022 14:09, gisnederland via Qgis-user wrote:

Hi all,

I've got a QGis (3.20) project with (amongst others) 15 layers

that all

point to 1 postgis table, but all have a different filter applied

(in

QGis).

I'm looking for a convenient way to convert these

layers-with-filter to

views in PostGIS, in which the SQL "select"-statement matches the

QGis

filter expression.
Any way to do this in QGis, or with other tooling?


Kind regards,

Gert-Jan
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Re: [Qgis-user] create PostGIS view from QGis layer

2022-04-28 Thread tim dunlevie via Qgis-user
You can also use the QGIS database tool from the menu...to get to the SQL
query gui...construct your query through that - add table, add a condition
(where blah = blah)...then you have the ability to create a view in the
postgis database.rather than writing sql query using pgadmin etc...

On Thu, 28 Apr 2022, 8:38 pm Raymond Nijssen via Qgis-user, <
qgis-user@lists.osgeo.org> wrote:

> Hi Gert-Jan,
>
> Not sure how exactly you are filtering your data, but to create views
> you can run these queries on your PostgreSQL database using the tool you
> like (for example DB-manager in QGIS, or DBeaver or PGAdmin).
>
>
> In case this is an SQL query filter:
>
> CREATE VIEW blabla1 AS
> [your sql select query goes here]
>
>
> In case it's a 'provider object filter' (in the Source tab of your layer
> properties):
>
> CREATE VIEW view_name AS
> SELECT * FROM table_name WHERE
> [your filter goes here]
>
>
> Hope this helps,
> Raymond
>
>
>
> On 28-04-2022 14:09, gisnederland via Qgis-user wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I've got a QGis (3.20) project with (amongst others) 15 layers that all
> > point to 1 postgis table, but all have a different filter applied (in
> > QGis).
> >
> > I'm looking for a convenient way to convert these layers-with-filter to
> > views in PostGIS, in which the SQL "select"-statement matches the QGis
> > filter expression.
> > Any way to do this in QGis, or with other tooling?
> >
> >
> > Kind regards,
> >
> > Gert-Jan
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Re: [Qgis-user] create PostGIS view from QGis layer

2022-04-28 Thread Raymond Nijssen via Qgis-user

Hi Gert-Jan,

Not sure how exactly you are filtering your data, but to create views 
you can run these queries on your PostgreSQL database using the tool you 
like (for example DB-manager in QGIS, or DBeaver or PGAdmin).



In case this is an SQL query filter:

CREATE VIEW blabla1 AS
[your sql select query goes here]


In case it's a 'provider object filter' (in the Source tab of your layer 
properties):


CREATE VIEW view_name AS
SELECT * FROM table_name WHERE
[your filter goes here]


Hope this helps,
Raymond



On 28-04-2022 14:09, gisnederland via Qgis-user wrote:

Hi all,

I've got a QGis (3.20) project with (amongst others) 15 layers that all 
point to 1 postgis table, but all have a different filter applied (in 
QGis).


I'm looking for a convenient way to convert these layers-with-filter to 
views in PostGIS, in which the SQL "select"-statement matches the QGis 
filter expression.

Any way to do this in QGis, or with other tooling?


Kind regards,

Gert-Jan
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