Thanks for the many insights Jukka, it has helped me a lot in thinking where to
dig and what to look at.
First, and this is what matters the most to me, I was able to confirm data
integrity by comparing for each table the pg version to the sqlite version.
Some types are altered (e.g. Dates
Hi,
If you have a table with multi-column primary key (composite key) then the
target table in Spatialite obviously will not have the same PK. I would guess
that none of the columns in the composite is unique and usable as PK so the
only possibility is to create a new unique column for the PK.
Hi everyone,
Quick question, I'm using ogr2ogr to clone a postGIS database to a spatialite
file database (by the way, very convenient that ogr2ogr handles the transfer of
non-spatial tables too). The database contains many-to-many relations and as a
consequence association tables with multiple
