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Working in R, I tried to write a simple feature file with 402 rows and 1170 columns (only one geometry column) and got the following error:
> dim(sf_object)
## [1] 402 1170
> sf::write_sf(sf_object, "sf-object.gpkg" , driver = "GPKG")
## Failed to create feature 0 in model-all-20190305
## Failed to create feature 0 in model-all-20190305
## Error in st_write.sf(..., quiet = quiet, delete_layer = delete_layer) :
## failed writing to temporary file
## C:UsersURBAND~1AppDataLocalTempRtmpukYmEDfilee82cdc6ada.gpkg
When I split the simple feature object into two objects (each with half the columns) the code runs without error.
Does the GeoPackage standard impose a maximum number of columns per feature that I am unaware of?
r sf geopackage
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Working in R, I tried to write a simple feature file with 402 rows and 1170 columns (only one geometry column) and got the following error:
> dim(sf_object)
## [1] 402 1170
> sf::write_sf(sf_object, "sf-object.gpkg" , driver = "GPKG")
## Failed to create feature 0 in model-all-20190305
## Failed to create feature 0 in model-all-20190305
## Error in st_write.sf(..., quiet = quiet, delete_layer = delete_layer) :
## failed writing to temporary file
## C:UsersURBAND~1AppDataLocalTempRtmpukYmEDfilee82cdc6ada.gpkg
When I split the simple feature object into two objects (each with half the columns) the code runs without error.
Does the GeoPackage standard impose a maximum number of columns per feature that I am unaware of?
r sf geopackage
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Working in R, I tried to write a simple feature file with 402 rows and 1170 columns (only one geometry column) and got the following error:
> dim(sf_object)
## [1] 402 1170
> sf::write_sf(sf_object, "sf-object.gpkg" , driver = "GPKG")
## Failed to create feature 0 in model-all-20190305
## Failed to create feature 0 in model-all-20190305
## Error in st_write.sf(..., quiet = quiet, delete_layer = delete_layer) :
## failed writing to temporary file
## C:UsersURBAND~1AppDataLocalTempRtmpukYmEDfilee82cdc6ada.gpkg
When I split the simple feature object into two objects (each with half the columns) the code runs without error.
Does the GeoPackage standard impose a maximum number of columns per feature that I am unaware of?
r sf geopackage
Working in R, I tried to write a simple feature file with 402 rows and 1170 columns (only one geometry column) and got the following error:
> dim(sf_object)
## [1] 402 1170
> sf::write_sf(sf_object, "sf-object.gpkg" , driver = "GPKG")
## Failed to create feature 0 in model-all-20190305
## Failed to create feature 0 in model-all-20190305
## Error in st_write.sf(..., quiet = quiet, delete_layer = delete_layer) :
## failed writing to temporary file
## C:UsersURBAND~1AppDataLocalTempRtmpukYmEDfilee82cdc6ada.gpkg
When I split the simple feature object into two objects (each with half the columns) the code runs without error.
Does the GeoPackage standard impose a maximum number of columns per feature that I am unaware of?
r sf geopackage
r sf geopackage
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