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Loading spatial data
Archiviare dati spaziali:
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From there you can use the :command:`Import Layer/File` menu option to load numerous different spatial formats. In addition to being able to load data from many spatial formats and export data to many formats, you can also add ad-hoc queries to the canvas or define views in your database, using the highlighted wrench icon.
 
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QGIS comes with a tool called `DbManager <https://docs.qgis.org/3.28/en/docs/user_manual/plugins/core_plugins/plugins_db_manager.html#dbmanager>`_ that allows you to connect to various different kinds of databases, including a PostGIS enabled one. After you have a PostGIS Database connection configured, go to :command:`Database->DbManager` and expand to your database as shown below:
 
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Loading data using QGIS DbManager
 
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You'll first want to create a connection to a PostGIS database using menu :command:`Layer->Add Layer->PostGIS Layers->New` and then filling in the prompts. Once you have a connection, you can add Layers by clicking connect and selecting a table to display.
 
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Try using this software to connect your PostGIS database. The application can be downloaded from https://qgis.org
 
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If you want to practice loading data from the native spatial formats, instead of using the PostgreSQL db backup files just covered, the next couple of sections will guide you thru loading using various command-line tools and QGIS DbManager. Note you can skip these sections, if you have already loaded the data with pgAdmin.
 
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