Bug report #2068: PostGIS attribute table annoyance - QGIS Application - QGIS Issue Tracking

Bug report #2068

PostGIS attribute table annoyance

Added by Ivan Mincik over 14 years ago. Updated about 10 years ago.

Status:	Closed
Priority:	Low
Assignee:	-
Category:	Digitising
Affected QGIS version:	master	Regression?:	No
Operating System:	All	Easy fix?:	No
Pull Request or Patch supplied:	No	Resolution:	fixed/implemented
Crashes QGIS or corrupts data:	No	Copied to github as #:	12128

Description

After editing and saving PostGIS attribute data using 'attribute table', edited record is moving at the and of attribute table with no respect to column sort order. Sometimes also during editing records are resorting in unpleasant order. This behavior makes user confusing, he/she can think that edited data has disappeared.

Try:
1. Open 'attribute table' of some PostGIS layer in editing mode.
2. Sort rows by column 'gid'.
3. Edit some attribute value (not gid), for example row with gid 5. Sometimes also at this point, records are reordered.
4. Save table. At this point, all changed rows are usually moved at the bottom of attribute table, no matter if I sort table by gid (which is not changed).

Note:
It seams that this behavior is getting worse when table is edited and saved multiple times.

History

#1 Updated by Paolo Cavallini about 14 years ago

Still true? Please chack with a newer version and close this if appropriate

#2 Updated by Ivan Mincik about 14 years ago

Yes, it is still there. Test was made on latest trunk using Debian Lenny.

1. Import new polygon layer to PostGIS using SPIT plugin
2. Open attribute table and start to edit. By default records are ordered by 'gid'. Edit some attribute value and save. After doing this multiple times, edited value will disappear on save (sometime it will be on the bottom of attribute table, sometimes nowhere). I will appear after manual reordering of table on 'gid' column.

Sometimes, when it was harder to reproduce this behavior, ordering by some other attribute column than 'gid', editing, saving, ordering by 'gid' again, editing and saving helped me to reproduce.