[Qgis-user] OSGeo4W build and PostGIS layers

[Standaert Arnout]

Hello list,

I've been running Qgis Mimas on WinXP until now, installed with the 1.3.0 Windows stand-alone installer.
Recently, I installed the OSGeo4W distribution because of the GRASS support, and simply because i'm curious to run Qgis trunk builds.

But: I'm not able to load my PostGIS layers anymore. They worked fine in 1.3.0, but now I get a message simply stating:

  dbname='...' host=localhost port=5432 user='' password='' table='gisdata' (the_geom) sql=GeometryType("the_geom") IN ('POLYGON','MULTIPOLYGON') is an invalid layer and cannot be loaded.

Is there a Qgis debug log somewhere that I could check? Does anyone know what exactly is going wrong here?

Thanks for any hints,
Arnout

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