Hi,
Good that it works for you now. Myself I do not get an error from these either:
ogr2ogr -append OCI:system/password:TEST test.shp
ogr2ogr -append OCI:system/password:TEST test.shp -nln test
The Oracle default to use uppercase names affects the connection string but I
could not manage to
Hi,
As it often is with this things, it was actually pretty simple: I included the
table name in the connection. It seems that this confused the program. But when
I did it like you, with just username, password and server, it worked.
Thanks for your help,
Marius Kress
Hi,
It have not been using Oracle lately but yesterday I installed the free XE
version with default values on Windows. Then I made the following simple test
(I apologize all the DB admins I have been working with).
ogr2ogr OCI:system/password test.shp
ogr2ogr -update -append
Hi,
It should work. Write your two first ogr2ogr commands (the initial one and
first to append) as a whole but without OCI connection details. The -nln
parameter must appear in the append command if I remember right.
-Jukka Rahkonen-
Kreß, Marius wrote
> Dear GDAL developers and users,
>
> I
Dear GDAL developers and users,
I want to write contour polygons into an Oracle Spatial database. Because the
area is quite large, I would like to calculate them in smaller boxes and write
them into the table one after the other. But as far as I can see, it is not
possible to append features
