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How to get something like psql within QGIS?
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Does QGIS have something where I can type a PostGIS query, hit execute and it adds the results as a Layer in QGIS?
I realise I can create a view or table then open it in QGIS, but that becomes painstaking when you're trying out queries like you would with on the command line with psql.
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Does QGIS have something where I can type a PostGIS query, hit execute and it adds the results as a Layer in QGIS?
I realise I can create a view or table then open it in QGIS, but that becomes painstaking when you're trying out queries like you would with on the command line with psql.
qgis postgis
asked Feb 7 at 1:22
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DB Manager? > gis.stackexchange.com/questions/219067/…
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Does QGIS have something where I can type a PostGIS query, hit execute and it adds the results as a Layer in QGIS?
I realise I can create a view or table then open it in QGIS, but that becomes painstaking when you're trying out queries like you would with on the command line with psql.
qgis postgis
asked Feb 7 at 1:22
AndrewHarveyAndrewHarvey
1,072510
Does QGIS have something where I can type a PostGIS query, hit execute and it adds the results as a Layer in QGIS?
I realise I can create a view or table then open it in QGIS, but that becomes painstaking when you're trying out queries like you would with on the command line with psql.
qgis postgis
qgis postgis
asked Feb 7 at 1:22
AndrewHarveyAndrewHarvey
1,072510
asked Feb 7 at 1:22
AndrewHarveyAndrewHarvey
1,072510
asked Feb 7 at 1:22
AndrewHarveyAndrewHarvey
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asked Feb 7 at 1:22
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asked Feb 7 at 1:22
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DB Manager? > gis.stackexchange.com/questions/219067/…
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DB Manager? > gis.stackexchange.com/questions/219067/…
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As pointed out by @Mapperz, under Database | DB Manager, then connect to your database, then Database | SQL Window.
From there you can enter a query, tick Load as new layer, then click Load.
If you update your query you can hit Load again and this will add a new Layer, you'll need to manually delete the old layer to avoid having all old layers visible.
It's not quite as efficient as the command line, but still faster than the alternative of creating a view with psql then opening it in QGIS.
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As pointed out by @Mapperz, under Database | DB Manager, then connect to your database, then Database | SQL Window.
From there you can enter a query, tick Load as new layer, then click Load.
If you update your query you can hit Load again and this will add a new Layer, you'll need to manually delete the old layer to avoid having all old layers visible.
It's not quite as efficient as the command line, but still faster than the alternative of creating a view with psql then opening it in QGIS.
answered Feb 7 at 5:38
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As pointed out by @Mapperz, under Database | DB Manager, then connect to your database, then Database | SQL Window.
From there you can enter a query, tick Load as new layer, then click Load.
If you update your query you can hit Load again and this will add a new Layer, you'll need to manually delete the old layer to avoid having all old layers visible.
It's not quite as efficient as the command line, but still faster than the alternative of creating a view with psql then opening it in QGIS.
answered Feb 7 at 5:38
AndrewHarveyAndrewHarvey
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As pointed out by @Mapperz, under Database | DB Manager, then connect to your database, then Database | SQL Window.
From there you can enter a query, tick Load as new layer, then click Load.
If you update your query you can hit Load again and this will add a new Layer, you'll need to manually delete the old layer to avoid having all old layers visible.
It's not quite as efficient as the command line, but still faster than the alternative of creating a view with psql then opening it in QGIS.
answered Feb 7 at 5:38
AndrewHarveyAndrewHarvey
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As pointed out by @Mapperz, under Database | DB Manager, then connect to your database, then Database | SQL Window.
From there you can enter a query, tick Load as new layer, then click Load.
If you update your query you can hit Load again and this will add a new Layer, you'll need to manually delete the old layer to avoid having all old layers visible.
It's not quite as efficient as the command line, but still faster than the alternative of creating a view with psql then opening it in QGIS.
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DB Manager? > gis.stackexchange.com/questions/219067/…
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