ogr2ogr Warning 502: Field name 'yyy xx' contains invalid characters. 'yyy_xx' will be used insteadESRI...
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ogr2ogr Warning 502: Field name 'yyy xx' contains invalid characters. 'yyy_xx' will be used instead
ESRI Shapefile not loading into SQL ServerSpecify geom field name with ogr2ogr: gdb to PostgreSQLogr2ogr sql: what is the name of the geometry field?
On MSSQL tables/views that have field names with spaces or starting with a number we get the warning 502 re: replacing invalid characters with a _
As we re-injest some of these files into MSSQL and use them in other software we would like to keep the (poorly formatted) field names as otherwise we have to change every reference to the replaced fields. It could also affect AUTHORITY and Confirm etc that's used for asset management.
Is there a switch that allows us to do this?
Here's what I use
ogr2ogr -skipfailures -f "MapInfo File" -lco overwrite=yes -lco launder=no -lco relaxedFieldNameMatch=yes -lco unsetDefault=yes "D:QGvw_CONFIRM_PavementCondition.tab" "MSSQL:Server=xxxx;Database=GIS_Test;Trusted_Connection=True" -sql "SELECT * FROM dbo.vw_CONFIRM_PavementCondition" -a_srs EPSG:28354 -t_srs EPSG:28354 -s_srs EPSG:28354
Warning 6: dataset
D:QGvw_CONFIRM_PavementCondition.tab does not support layer
creation option launder Warning 502: Field name 'Road Pavement
Maintenance Grade' contains invalid characters.
'Road_Pavement_Maintenance_Grade' will be used instead. Warning 502:
Field name 'Road Pavement Roughness' contains invalid characters.
'Road_Pavement_Roughness' will be used instead. Warning 502: Field
name 'Road Pavement Profile' contains invalid characters.
'Road_Pavement_Profile' will be used instead. Warning 502: Field name
'Road Pavement Rutting' contains invalid characters.
'Road_Pavement_Rutting' will be used instead. Warning 502: Field name
'Road Pavement Overall Condition' contains invalid characters.
'Road_Pavement_Overall_Condition' will be used instead.
Does ogr2ogr.main used within python have some additional functionality not available in the .exe? if so a solution in this would be fine as well.
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On MSSQL tables/views that have field names with spaces or starting with a number we get the warning 502 re: replacing invalid characters with a _
As we re-injest some of these files into MSSQL and use them in other software we would like to keep the (poorly formatted) field names as otherwise we have to change every reference to the replaced fields. It could also affect AUTHORITY and Confirm etc that's used for asset management.
Is there a switch that allows us to do this?
Here's what I use
ogr2ogr -skipfailures -f "MapInfo File" -lco overwrite=yes -lco launder=no -lco relaxedFieldNameMatch=yes -lco unsetDefault=yes "D:QGvw_CONFIRM_PavementCondition.tab" "MSSQL:Server=xxxx;Database=GIS_Test;Trusted_Connection=True" -sql "SELECT * FROM dbo.vw_CONFIRM_PavementCondition" -a_srs EPSG:28354 -t_srs EPSG:28354 -s_srs EPSG:28354
Warning 6: dataset
D:QGvw_CONFIRM_PavementCondition.tab does not support layer
creation option launder Warning 502: Field name 'Road Pavement
Maintenance Grade' contains invalid characters.
'Road_Pavement_Maintenance_Grade' will be used instead. Warning 502:
Field name 'Road Pavement Roughness' contains invalid characters.
'Road_Pavement_Roughness' will be used instead. Warning 502: Field
name 'Road Pavement Profile' contains invalid characters.
'Road_Pavement_Profile' will be used instead. Warning 502: Field name
'Road Pavement Rutting' contains invalid characters.
'Road_Pavement_Rutting' will be used instead. Warning 502: Field name
'Road Pavement Overall Condition' contains invalid characters.
'Road_Pavement_Overall_Condition' will be used instead.
Does ogr2ogr.main used within python have some additional functionality not available in the .exe? if so a solution in this would be fine as well.
sql-server ogr2ogr
asked 3 mins ago
GeorgeCGeorgeC
2,88132980
add a comment |
On MSSQL tables/views that have field names with spaces or starting with a number we get the warning 502 re: replacing invalid characters with a _
As we re-injest some of these files into MSSQL and use them in other software we would like to keep the (poorly formatted) field names as otherwise we have to change every reference to the replaced fields. It could also affect AUTHORITY and Confirm etc that's used for asset management.
Is there a switch that allows us to do this?
Here's what I use
ogr2ogr -skipfailures -f "MapInfo File" -lco overwrite=yes -lco launder=no -lco relaxedFieldNameMatch=yes -lco unsetDefault=yes "D:QGvw_CONFIRM_PavementCondition.tab" "MSSQL:Server=xxxx;Database=GIS_Test;Trusted_Connection=True" -sql "SELECT * FROM dbo.vw_CONFIRM_PavementCondition" -a_srs EPSG:28354 -t_srs EPSG:28354 -s_srs EPSG:28354
Warning 6: dataset
D:QGvw_CONFIRM_PavementCondition.tab does not support layer
creation option launder Warning 502: Field name 'Road Pavement
Maintenance Grade' contains invalid characters.
'Road_Pavement_Maintenance_Grade' will be used instead. Warning 502:
Field name 'Road Pavement Roughness' contains invalid characters.
'Road_Pavement_Roughness' will be used instead. Warning 502: Field
name 'Road Pavement Profile' contains invalid characters.
'Road_Pavement_Profile' will be used instead. Warning 502: Field name
'Road Pavement Rutting' contains invalid characters.
'Road_Pavement_Rutting' will be used instead. Warning 502: Field name
'Road Pavement Overall Condition' contains invalid characters.
'Road_Pavement_Overall_Condition' will be used instead.
Does ogr2ogr.main used within python have some additional functionality not available in the .exe? if so a solution in this would be fine as well.
sql-server ogr2ogr
asked 3 mins ago
GeorgeCGeorgeC
2,88132980
On MSSQL tables/views that have field names with spaces or starting with a number we get the warning 502 re: replacing invalid characters with a _
As we re-injest some of these files into MSSQL and use them in other software we would like to keep the (poorly formatted) field names as otherwise we have to change every reference to the replaced fields. It could also affect AUTHORITY and Confirm etc that's used for asset management.
Is there a switch that allows us to do this?
Here's what I use
ogr2ogr -skipfailures -f "MapInfo File" -lco overwrite=yes -lco launder=no -lco relaxedFieldNameMatch=yes -lco unsetDefault=yes "D:QGvw_CONFIRM_PavementCondition.tab" "MSSQL:Server=xxxx;Database=GIS_Test;Trusted_Connection=True" -sql "SELECT * FROM dbo.vw_CONFIRM_PavementCondition" -a_srs EPSG:28354 -t_srs EPSG:28354 -s_srs EPSG:28354
Warning 6: dataset
D:QGvw_CONFIRM_PavementCondition.tab does not support layer
creation option launder Warning 502: Field name 'Road Pavement
Maintenance Grade' contains invalid characters.
'Road_Pavement_Maintenance_Grade' will be used instead. Warning 502:
Field name 'Road Pavement Roughness' contains invalid characters.
'Road_Pavement_Roughness' will be used instead. Warning 502: Field
name 'Road Pavement Profile' contains invalid characters.
'Road_Pavement_Profile' will be used instead. Warning 502: Field name
'Road Pavement Rutting' contains invalid characters.
'Road_Pavement_Rutting' will be used instead. Warning 502: Field name
'Road Pavement Overall Condition' contains invalid characters.
'Road_Pavement_Overall_Condition' will be used instead.
Does ogr2ogr.main used within python have some additional functionality not available in the .exe? if so a solution in this would be fine as well.
sql-server ogr2ogr
sql-server ogr2ogr
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