Randal,
Support for the OpenFileGDB driver in the Save As dialog only dates back
to a few days ago per https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/pull/51397 , so
you'll have to wait for 3.28.3
What you must see with the driver being interminently available is that
some of your installations might have the FileGDB driver (not
OpenFileGDB) that relies on the ESRI closed source SDK.
Even
Le 17/01/2023 à 21:56, Randal Hale via QGIS-User a écrit :
I don't think this is just me - BUT - I wanted to check before filing
a bug report. This is all with QGIS 3.28.2 On Windows 10 and using
GDAL 3.6.1
I was checking on a problem and had used Network Installer to install
QGIS - I had File Geodatabase as a choice for Export (Right Click on
Layer -> Export As ->pick ESRI File Geodatabase).
I installed QGIS using the Stand Alone installer (after removing QGIS
Network Install) and didn't have ESRI File Geodatabase as a choice on
export Features. This is confirmed by another user using the
standalone installer.
I removed QGIS and Reinstalled using the Network Installer and didn't
have ESRI File Geodatabase as a choice (but I did before).
So it seems like I'm missing something - I've been digging through
options and creating new profiles but I can't make the ERI File
Geodatabase consistently appear or disappear. Is there something else
I should try?
Randy
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