Even and all,
Thank you all for your kind help with this. The two test datasets can be
found here:
https://geonatura.se/test.zip
https://geonatura.se/se_100km.zip
Both files are open data and can be used and shared. "Test.zip" is a
subset of the Swedish registry of environmental monitoring stations
(bathing water). It's attribute table contains a lot of Swedish names.
Encoding is UTF-8. The other is a dataset distributed by the European
Environmental Agency containing a 100x100 km grid for Sweden. No unusual
characters there.
For both datasets the ogr command is:
ogr2ogr -f ODS test.ods test.shp test
and
ogr2ogr -f ODS se_100km.ods se_100km.shp se_100km
Note that exporting to CSV using ogr2ogr works like charm.
Thanks again!
/Hernán
On 2020-09-12 20:00, Even Rouault wrote:
On samedi 12 septembre 2020 17:20:29 CEST Hern�n De Angelis wrote:
> Hi everyone
>
> I am experiencing an odd and stubborn problem when trying to export
> attribute tables from both shp and spatialite to ods or xlsx. ogr2ogr
> finishes work silently with no reported errors but the generated output
> files cannot be opened with Libreoffice, which says the file is
> corrupted and is even unable to repair it.
>
> The input files are good from what I can see using QGIS and OGR but it
> is clear that something isn't right in my installation, my procedure or
> somewhere else. I am missing something? Have other users experienced
this?
Please share minimal ods/xlsx files that can be used to reproduce the
issue (and possibly source datasets + ogr2ogr invokation used to
generate the ods/xlsx files)
Even
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