In principle loading 1.000 is the same as loading 1. As Ivan stated,
you need to analyze your CAD data to figure out what layers go into
which tables.
You can use ogr2ogr to load the data directly.
You should pick a few files out of your data set to test your ogr2ogr
conversion (or FME as Ivan stated). Then you can write a script that
loops through all your files and converts them.
Presumably your files are something like map sheets. Therefore, you
would want to use the append option of ogr2ogr to, for example, append
the roads from each cad file into one "roads table".
CAD files often have weird 'CAD stuff' that doesn't convert well to a
GIS - think of cartographic as opposed to representational stuff like
cells in Microstation.
Have you considered paying a contractor to convert these files?
Gabriel Messner wrote:
I have to load one thousand CAD files to Postgis, but I don´t know how
to deal with this issue.
Any help will be appreciated....
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