I would try the "Geo::E00" module for Perl. If you can get the file to me, I'll try it for you. Or you can install Perl and try it yourself.
I just checked my files, and surprisingly I have no E00 files. I guess I just convert them and throw them away, because I remember converting quite a few in the past. I also remember that the module does not work on every E00 file, or at least does not produce what I expect to see. The "Geo::E00" module at Perl just produces a text file, which is what I normally want. Another option is to use QGIS to convert it. That may be the best option for you. Mike On 10/12/20 2:00 PM, [email protected] wrote:
Hello all, I am new to this list, apologies if this type of question has already been asked. I’m using GDAL/OGR version 3.0.4 on a brand new server with 256GB ram. I have a moderately sized (~110MB) .e00 file I would like to convert to another format. The original file appears to be clean; ogrinfo gives no problems opening the file. I’ve tried converting this .e00 to shapefile, sqlite, and gpkg and in all cases it appears to create a file (or files depending on the output format) at the beginning but then little appears to happen after that. After several hours the conversion operation is still running, but the files only grow very, very slowly. Is there any way to monitor the progress of the ogr2ogr operation or debug what is happening? I feel like there is not a lot more I can do except wait, but the time ogr2ogr is taking seems excessive given the input file size and the slow growth of the output file. Thanks for your help, Jed
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