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I have found that QGIS cannot "see" any spatialite column that comes
after the "geometry" column. When I alter a table, adding a column
in a Spatialite, the new column which is after the geometry column
in the database table just does not appear in QGIS. If I recreate
the table, reordering the columns so that the geometry is last, all
is good again.<br>
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Is this a bug? or am I missing something?<br>
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It's quite annoying considering that sqlite does not have any simple
way to shuffle the columns around, other than dropping and
recreating the table. And if I have foreign constraints defined, it
becomes a whole row of dominoes that come down...<br>
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Thanks,<br>
Micha<br>
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