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| * Edit query SQL: Open the Edit queries window allowing you to work on the SQL code of your query.\\ {{window-editqueries.png?nolink}} | * Edit query SQL: Open the Edit queries window allowing you to work on the SQL code of your query.\\ {{window-editqueries.png?nolink}} | ||
| - Query description | - Query description | ||
| - | - Construction layer on whom the query will be applied | + | - Construction layer on which the query will be applied |
| - Definition of the query in SQL language | - Definition of the query in SQL language | ||
| * Add query: Display Query wizard allowing you to easily create a new query. | * Add query: Display Query wizard allowing you to easily create a new query. | ||
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| {{man:window-querywizard.png?nolink}} | {{man:window-querywizard.png?nolink}} | ||
| - | By creating queries on the layers you want to check; you can, through the selection and the multiple symbology, have a clean view of your features allowing you to highlight incorrect attributions. | + | There is basically two types of queries; the attribution and the geometry based queries: |
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| + | * **Attribution based**\\ Those queries look for the attribution of the features to sort them out. While the queries on the object kinds are very good to search for precise features, the queries calling the layers are often more suited to highlight the general structures. | ||
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| + | * **Geometry based**\\ Those queries only call the structures of the features stored in the construction layers. Their main goal is to prevent the existence of unnecessary features or structural errors. | ||
| ===== Geometrical Validation ===== | ===== Geometrical Validation ===== | ||
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| * Add layers to the project: If checked, automatically import the layer(s) into the project. | * Add layers to the project: If checked, automatically import the layer(s) into the project. | ||
| * Replace existing layers: If checked, replace the pre-existing version of the same layer. | * Replace existing layers: If checked, replace the pre-existing version of the same layer. | ||
| + | * Use fast polygon export: If checked, ... | ||
| - Validate or cancel the operation | - Validate or cancel the operation | ||
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| - Example of two layers with edited symbology. | - Example of two layers with edited symbology. | ||
| - | The redactor mode is very usefull to see if a label lies in every polygon. A non-attributed polygon won't have any class. | + | The redactor mode is very usefull to sort out the labelization errors. The classification with the number of labels lying in each polygon grant you an easy view of the missing or excess labels. |