It works!
you saved me again Jürgen!
I'm not totally clear yet on how to use procmon for that.. (just another
tip?)
Cheers
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Hi Régis,
On Thu, 21. Aug 2014 at 01:07:41 -0700, Régis Haubourg wrote:
It works!
you saved me again Jürgen!
I'm not totally clear yet on how to use procmon for that.. (just another
tip?)
Download procmon[1], run it and filter for process name qgis(-dev)-bin.exe and
try a connection
Andreas Neumann wrote
Hi Régis,
I can't help you with the Python script to process your files, but I
have a suggestion:
Use a PostgreSQL service instead of hard-coded IP addresses, names or
aliases.
In such a scenario you can easily change between a production and test
server and more
Hi All,
We are preparing a great postgres migration here, and to make it
transparent, we have given virtual aliases to our server.
User's QGS file refer today to hard coded IP or aliases (172.16.9.147 or
vslin147).
We have been migrating most qgs using bash script with grep and sed, but we
Hi Régis,
I can't help you with the Python script to process your files, but I
have a suggestion:
Use a PostgreSQL service instead of hard-coded IP addresses, names or
aliases.
In such a scenario you can easily change between a production and test
server and more easily migrate to a new
Great, thanks Andrea, I knew that system coming from Oracle, but we didn't
find much doc on it so we did not focused a lot.
Next migration will upgrade to using services for sure..
By now, I still have to deal with preexisting documents.
switch as been done now, iut works anyway ;) let's us
