You can use GeoPackage for multi-editing but not directly. GeoDiff (
https://github.com/MerginMaps/geodiff) is a low level library to handle the
changes. Mergin Maps is a platform built around that. You can install the
QGIS plugin and then users can make changes to the files and sync the data.
The
In a previous job, when we didn't use postgres, I would create the template
QGS (with all the styles, print layouts & etc ) and generally have the data
as ArcGIS Rest Servers, WFS OR a discipline specific gpkg that was only
read that once they copied, they could edit. I had this set up for each
dis
On Wednesday, 19 March 2025, 23:05:47 CET Greg Troxel via QGIS-User wrote:
> It sounds like
>
> When multiple people are using the same project file, whether via
> pgsql or a shared filesystem, they need to have a plan for performing
> writes to that project file, because there is no mechani
Andreas Neumann via QGIS-User writes:
> For Multi-User data editing I definitely recommend using PostgreSQL
> (the server should be in the same LAN than the clients
> editing).
By 'same LAN', do you mean "same Ethernet, meaning no IP routing" or
just "on the same premises so you have Gigabit spe
Andreas Neumann writes:
>> What happens if multiple people try to use the same project? Are
>> changes by one person propagated back to others as they are opened?
>> How are write-write conflicts handled?
>
> There is no conflict handling. The one that writes last wins.
>
>> Or is the norm that
Hi Greg,
On Wed, 19 Mar 2025 at 13:33, Greg Troxel via QGIS-User <
qgis-user@lists.osgeo.org> wrote:
> Andreas Neumann via QGIS-User writes:
>
> > For Multi-User data editing I definitely recommend using PostgreSQL
> > (the server should be in the same LAN than the clients
> > editing).
>
> By '
On Wednesday, 19 March 2025, 10:10:20 CET Stewart Galloway via QGIS-User
wrote:
> I have data stored on a municipal server.Can I have two users, each on their
> own computer, access the same .QGS project file (as well as the same data
> on the municipal server)?
How is the data stored? Is it in a
Hi Stewart -
Postgres is definitely the right choice if several users needs write
access to the same layer at the same time.
(I can barely believe I write the next sentence..) If the municipality
already has a MS SQL Server installation, you can create spatial layers
on this server that can
Hi Stewart,
For Multi-User data editing I definitely recommend using PostgreSQL (the
server should be in the same LAN than the clients editing). Geopackage
isn't designed for multi-user editing. Two users using Geopackage "read
only" should work though.
The QGIS project can be stored in Geop
I have data stored on a municipal server.Can I have two users, each on their
own computer, access the same .QGS project file (as well as the same data on
the municipal server)?
Is that what a GeoPackage is for? Or is Geopackage just for the data and not
for the project file (QGS)?
Or do I use P
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