Hi All,
I've Googled around, and it seems like this isn't currently possible, but
wanted to check with folks on this list for any solution...
A lot of data being produced by agencies is now available only as ESRI .gdb
files. A dataset I'm particularly interested in working with is a gridded
soil
Le jeudi 24 juillet 2014 18:19:14, Michael Treglia a écrit :
Hi All,
I've Googled around, and it seems like this isn't currently possible, but
wanted to check with folks on this list for any solution...
A lot of data being produced by agencies is now available only as ESRI .gdb
files. A
Hi Even,
Thanks a lot for the quick response - I really appreciate your work in
dealing with the GDB files!
That sounds great! Let me know if you need more data examples and such.
Just a quick question - .gdb is not typically forward and backward
compatible across Arc versions, right? [I've
Sorta, there are 2 drivers for GDB. The open GDB that Even has been
working on and the official ESRI GDB api.
The ESRI GDB api and Arc instance are not backwards compatible, once you
upgrade a gdb to the latest it only works with the latest and there's
often no way to write an older variant.
The
Le jeudi 24 juillet 2014 22:04:00, Alex Mandel a écrit :
Sorta, there are 2 drivers for GDB. The open GDB that Even has been
working on and the official ESRI GDB api.
The ESRI GDB api and Arc instance are not backwards compatible, once you
upgrade a gdb to the latest it only works with the
Even,
I believe that you meant that the ESRI FileGDB driver can only read files
created by ArcGIS 10.0 or higher. Their driver does not work for 9.x files
if I remember correctly.
David.
On Thu, Jul 24, 2014 at 3:19 PM, Even Rouault even.roua...@mines-paris.org
wrote:
Le jeudi 24 juillet
Le jeudi 24 juillet 2014 22:31:44, David Fawcett a écrit :
Even,
I believe that you meant that the ESRI FileGDB driver can only read files
created by ArcGIS 10.0 or higher. Their driver does not work for 9.x files
if I remember correctly.
Oops you're right. I wrote the contrary of what I
Even and Alex,
Thanks! That definitely clarifies some things.
I just tried two GDB files with ESRI FileGDB and OpenFileGDB in QGIS. One
.gdb file worked fine with both ESRI FileGDB and OpenFileGDB. The other
didn't work with either. I don't know what Arc version the latter was
created in or
