I inherited a bunch of GMT files, so I converted them to Pg using ogr2ogr
$ogr2ogr -f "PostgreSQL" PG:".." -a_srs "EPSG:4326" <file>.gmt -nln
schema.table
Interestingly, the result is rotated -90 deg. Any idea why that happened and
how I could correct it?
Also, I was expecting these files to convert into POLYGONs, however the
resulting geometry was POINTs. Is there a way I could have ogr2ogr force the
data into POLYGONs?
Puneet.
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