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Old 01-01-2014
Hi,

Could you post some more details ?

Thanks
Pravin
 

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       database commands:
	    | db.columns   | List all columns for a given table.
	    | db.connect   | Prints/sets general DB connection for current mapset and exits.
	    | db.copy	   | Copy a table.
	    | db.describe  | Describes a table in detail.
	    | db.drivers   | Lists all database drivers.
	    | db.dropcol   | Drops a column from selected attribute table
	    | db.droptable	| Drops an attribute table.
	    | db.execute   | Executes any SQL statement.
	    | db.in.ogr    | Imports attribute tables in various formats.
	    | db.login	   | Sets user/password for driver/database.
	    | db.out.ogr   | Exports attribute tables into various formats.
	    | db.select    | Selects data from attribute table (performs SQL query statement(s)).
	    | db.tables    | Lists all tables for a given database.
	    | db.test	   | Test database driver, database must exist and set by db.connect.

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