Hi,
I use QGIS on Windows10 which comes with GDAL. The latest QGIS LTR (3.40.14) uses GDAL 3.12.1 In QGIS I can open a terminal (browser panel, rightclick a folder and select Open in Terminal) and immediately use ogr2ogr to convert a WFS to a geopackage, because QGIS has altered the path to include the GDAL directory However, with some WFS services ogr2ogr throws an error. I have no trouble using those WFS services in QGIS. For instance, this one I can't convert: ogr2ogr -f gpkg test.gpkg WFS:"https://service.pdok.nl/kadaster/bestuurlijkegebieden/wfs/v1_0?"; Provinciegebied -overwrite -nln provincie_kadaster But this one I can: ogr2ogr -f gpkg test2.gpkg WFS:"https://map.data.amsterdam.nl/maps/gebieden"; wijk -overwrite -nln amsterdam_wijk The first WFS is part of a large Dutch open data organization and depending on which WFS I choose from them I see two different errors: ERROR 1: XML parsing of GML file failed : no element found at line 27, column 31065 (or different numbers) Or ERROR 1: XML parsing of GML file failed : unclosed token at line 555, column 9 I was able to compare a debug on with someone who was able to convert the WFS to a gpkg and this part was surely different VSICURL: Read attempt beyond end of file VSICURL: Read attempt beyond end of file After this, the error appeared. To make things more complicated: When I open a Windows Prompt (terminal) and set a path to the GDAL directory in QGIS using set PATH=%PATH%;C:\Program Files\QGIS 3.40.14\bin I can also use ogr2ogr. Interestingly, now I can convert both WFS datasets to gpkg. What could be different with the QGIS Terminal setting from a Windows Prompt setting with the path set that would explain the errors? What might be different in both WFS services that triggers these errors? Kind regards, Jeroen Hovens
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