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It won't be enough to add the data to your sqlite table, That;s *just* the attributes, not the geography. The easiest way to add one point (assuming you know it's coordinates) would be with v.edit:<BR>
v.edit arch_sites tool=add coord=<x>,<y><BR>
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Regards,<BR>
Micha<BR>
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On Fri, 2011-09-23 at 13:22 -0400, Kurt Springs wrote:
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Hi folks,
I have a question. I was examining some point vectors for
archaeological sites that I am planning to do some research on and I
noticed that a site was missing. I know it exists because I've been
their. I got the information from shape files put out by Ireland's
office of public works.
I have most of the important information on the site and I was
wondering if there is an easy way to add it. I am using sqlite and
have my grass data base set for sqlite. I considered simply adding
the record to the appropriate table, but didn't want to make a mess of
things by experimenting. I checked the third addition of Markus
Neteler and Helena Mitasova's book, but didn't find what I was looking
for.
Any ideas. Thanks for any information you can give.
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