Hi,
Did you try to open a .ods file with QGIS? IIRC it is supported by GDAL
and hence it should be straightforward to open it in QGIS.
Matthias
On 04/26/2015 04:35 PM, Stefan Keller wrote:
> Hi Rémi
>
> You're probably right:
> Having a lightweight database in between would have some advantages
Hi Rémi
You're probably right:
Having a lightweight database in between would have some advantages
since LibreOffice (calc) locks files.
On the other hand a database makes adding rows more complicated...
Cheers, S.
2015-04-26 16:11 GMT+02:00 Rémi Cura :
> Hey,
> you could use SQLite as an iterme
Hey,
you could use SQLite as an itermediary.
As far as I know, QGIS can natively read/write into SQLite tables, and use
it anyway.
And as far as I know, Open Office can easily read and write data in/from
SQLIte.
It would be very close to what you want, without the need to write a QGIS
extension.
Y
