Hi, What is the expected behavior if user asks ogr2ogr to create a SQLite database that already exists? The driver page http://www.gdal.org/drv_sqlite.html tells that "The SQLite driver supports creating new SQLite database files, or adding tables to existing ones. Note that a new database file cannot be created over an existing file."
However, all these commands do overwrite the existing SQlite database ogr2ogr -f sqlite -dsco spatialite=yes foo.sqlite foo.jml ogr2ogr -f sqlite foo.sqlite foo.jml ogr2ogr -f gpkg foo.gpkg foo.jml But if I lock the existing database by creating a connection into it I get these messages: ERROR 1: A file system object called 'foo.gpkg' already exists. ERROR 1: gpkg driver failed to create foo.gpkg Does "ERROR 1: A file system object called 'foo.gpkg' already exists." mean that the purpose to prevent overwriting but the check does not work? I have been using quit overwriting as a feature but is it actually a bug? -Jukka Rahkonen-
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