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Opening Esri Geodatabase file with GDAL/QGIS/Grass?
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EDIT: I have a 64-bit installation of QGIS but 32-bit Microsoft Office Access drivers. It has been suggested that this is the cause of the problem, which is also indicated in this post:
https://www.sigterritoires.fr/index.php/en/access-an-esri-personal-geodatabase-with-qgis-2-18-or-3-0/
I tried installing 64-bit drivers but installer says I have to uninstall Office to do this. If anyone knows a workaround or could verify that the file opens in QGIS with 64-bit drivers that would be great.
ORIGINAL POST
I am trying to import the Oceania dataset of the Global Drainage Basin Database into GIS:
http://www.cger.nies.go.jp/db/gdbd/gdbd_index_e.html
I have tried:
- rgdal::readOGR in R (most recent canonical version, GDAL version 2.2.3)
- v.in.ogr in Grass GIS 7.6.1
- Data Source Manager in QGIS 3.6.1
All of these result in an error message: "Cannot open data source" / "ERROR: Unable to open data source [filename]" / "Invalid Data Source".
I have followed steps described in previous answers to questions about importing this file format to QGIS on StackExchange and haven't been able to find a solution. Any approach that lets me convert into a more universally accepted format would work.
Running Windows 10.
qgis r grass file-geodatabase
asked Apr 5 at 12:08
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add a comment |
EDIT: I have a 64-bit installation of QGIS but 32-bit Microsoft Office Access drivers. It has been suggested that this is the cause of the problem, which is also indicated in this post:
https://www.sigterritoires.fr/index.php/en/access-an-esri-personal-geodatabase-with-qgis-2-18-or-3-0/
I tried installing 64-bit drivers but installer says I have to uninstall Office to do this. If anyone knows a workaround or could verify that the file opens in QGIS with 64-bit drivers that would be great.
ORIGINAL POST
I am trying to import the Oceania dataset of the Global Drainage Basin Database into GIS:
http://www.cger.nies.go.jp/db/gdbd/gdbd_index_e.html
I have tried:
- rgdal::readOGR in R (most recent canonical version, GDAL version 2.2.3)
- v.in.ogr in Grass GIS 7.6.1
- Data Source Manager in QGIS 3.6.1
All of these result in an error message: "Cannot open data source" / "ERROR: Unable to open data source [filename]" / "Invalid Data Source".
I have followed steps described in previous answers to questions about importing this file format to QGIS on StackExchange and haven't been able to find a solution. Any approach that lets me convert into a more universally accepted format would work.
Running Windows 10.
qgis r grass file-geodatabase
asked Apr 5 at 12:08
user5730487user5730487
112
1
There are two strong possibilities: 1) It's corrupt 2) It's a 9.x FGDB, unreadable by the FGDB API
– Vince
Apr 5 at 12:59
On the download page readsThe file is in ArcGIS Geodatabase (Version 9) formatand ogrinfo printsUnable to initialize ODBC connection to DSN for DRIVER=Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb);DBQ=oceania.mdbfor me.
– user30184
Apr 5 at 13:17
Are you running 64bit qgis and do you have the 64bit odbc drivers installed gis.stackexchange.com/a/138445/2856
– user2856
Apr 6 at 8:03
Others have been able to open the files; not corrupt.
– user5730487
Apr 7 at 8:08
It seems I'm unable to install 64-bit ODBC drivers for Microsoft Access (.mdb) because my employer-provided Microsoft Office version is 32-bit Office 2010. (Or well unable to install without uninstalling Office.) I'll try asking someone with 64-bit drivers to open and save to a less barbaric format, thanks for help.
– user5730487
Apr 7 at 8:11
add a comment |
EDIT: I have a 64-bit installation of QGIS but 32-bit Microsoft Office Access drivers. It has been suggested that this is the cause of the problem, which is also indicated in this post:
https://www.sigterritoires.fr/index.php/en/access-an-esri-personal-geodatabase-with-qgis-2-18-or-3-0/
I tried installing 64-bit drivers but installer says I have to uninstall Office to do this. If anyone knows a workaround or could verify that the file opens in QGIS with 64-bit drivers that would be great.
ORIGINAL POST
I am trying to import the Oceania dataset of the Global Drainage Basin Database into GIS:
http://www.cger.nies.go.jp/db/gdbd/gdbd_index_e.html
I have tried:
- rgdal::readOGR in R (most recent canonical version, GDAL version 2.2.3)
- v.in.ogr in Grass GIS 7.6.1
- Data Source Manager in QGIS 3.6.1
All of these result in an error message: "Cannot open data source" / "ERROR: Unable to open data source [filename]" / "Invalid Data Source".
I have followed steps described in previous answers to questions about importing this file format to QGIS on StackExchange and haven't been able to find a solution. Any approach that lets me convert into a more universally accepted format would work.
Running Windows 10.
qgis r grass file-geodatabase
asked Apr 5 at 12:08
user5730487user5730487
112
EDIT: I have a 64-bit installation of QGIS but 32-bit Microsoft Office Access drivers. It has been suggested that this is the cause of the problem, which is also indicated in this post:
https://www.sigterritoires.fr/index.php/en/access-an-esri-personal-geodatabase-with-qgis-2-18-or-3-0/
I tried installing 64-bit drivers but installer says I have to uninstall Office to do this. If anyone knows a workaround or could verify that the file opens in QGIS with 64-bit drivers that would be great.
ORIGINAL POST
I am trying to import the Oceania dataset of the Global Drainage Basin Database into GIS:
http://www.cger.nies.go.jp/db/gdbd/gdbd_index_e.html
I have tried:
- rgdal::readOGR in R (most recent canonical version, GDAL version 2.2.3)
- v.in.ogr in Grass GIS 7.6.1
- Data Source Manager in QGIS 3.6.1
All of these result in an error message: "Cannot open data source" / "ERROR: Unable to open data source [filename]" / "Invalid Data Source".
I have followed steps described in previous answers to questions about importing this file format to QGIS on StackExchange and haven't been able to find a solution. Any approach that lets me convert into a more universally accepted format would work.
Running Windows 10.
qgis r grass file-geodatabase
qgis r grass file-geodatabase
asked Apr 5 at 12:08
user5730487user5730487
112
asked Apr 5 at 12:08
user5730487user5730487
112
edited Apr 7 at 8:15
user5730487
asked Apr 5 at 12:08
user5730487user5730487
112
asked Apr 5 at 12:08
user5730487user5730487
112
asked Apr 5 at 12:08
user5730487user5730487
112
112
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There are two strong possibilities: 1) It's corrupt 2) It's a 9.x FGDB, unreadable by the FGDB API
– Vince
Apr 5 at 12:59
On the download page readsThe file is in ArcGIS Geodatabase (Version 9) formatand ogrinfo printsUnable to initialize ODBC connection to DSN for DRIVER=Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb);DBQ=oceania.mdbfor me.
– user30184
Apr 5 at 13:17
Are you running 64bit qgis and do you have the 64bit odbc drivers installed gis.stackexchange.com/a/138445/2856
– user2856
Apr 6 at 8:03
Others have been able to open the files; not corrupt.
– user5730487
Apr 7 at 8:08
It seems I'm unable to install 64-bit ODBC drivers for Microsoft Access (.mdb) because my employer-provided Microsoft Office version is 32-bit Office 2010. (Or well unable to install without uninstalling Office.) I'll try asking someone with 64-bit drivers to open and save to a less barbaric format, thanks for help.
– user5730487
Apr 7 at 8:11
add a comment |
1
There are two strong possibilities: 1) It's corrupt 2) It's a 9.x FGDB, unreadable by the FGDB API
– Vince
Apr 5 at 12:59
On the download page readsThe file is in ArcGIS Geodatabase (Version 9) formatand ogrinfo printsUnable to initialize ODBC connection to DSN for DRIVER=Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb);DBQ=oceania.mdbfor me.
– user30184
Apr 5 at 13:17
Are you running 64bit qgis and do you have the 64bit odbc drivers installed gis.stackexchange.com/a/138445/2856
– user2856
Apr 6 at 8:03
Others have been able to open the files; not corrupt.
– user5730487
Apr 7 at 8:08
It seems I'm unable to install 64-bit ODBC drivers for Microsoft Access (.mdb) because my employer-provided Microsoft Office version is 32-bit Office 2010. (Or well unable to install without uninstalling Office.) I'll try asking someone with 64-bit drivers to open and save to a less barbaric format, thanks for help.
– user5730487
Apr 7 at 8:11
1
1
There are two strong possibilities: 1) It's corrupt 2) It's a 9.x FGDB, unreadable by the FGDB API
– Vince
Apr 5 at 12:59
There are two strong possibilities: 1) It's corrupt 2) It's a 9.x FGDB, unreadable by the FGDB API
– Vince
Apr 5 at 12:59
On the download page reads
The file is in ArcGIS Geodatabase (Version 9) format and ogrinfo prints Unable to initialize ODBC connection to DSN for DRIVER=Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb);DBQ=oceania.mdb for me.– user30184
Apr 5 at 13:17
On the download page reads
The file is in ArcGIS Geodatabase (Version 9) format and ogrinfo prints Unable to initialize ODBC connection to DSN for DRIVER=Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb);DBQ=oceania.mdb for me.– user30184
Apr 5 at 13:17
Are you running 64bit qgis and do you have the 64bit odbc drivers installed gis.stackexchange.com/a/138445/2856
– user2856
Apr 6 at 8:03
Are you running 64bit qgis and do you have the 64bit odbc drivers installed gis.stackexchange.com/a/138445/2856
– user2856
Apr 6 at 8:03
Others have been able to open the files; not corrupt.
– user5730487
Apr 7 at 8:08
Others have been able to open the files; not corrupt.
– user5730487
Apr 7 at 8:08
It seems I'm unable to install 64-bit ODBC drivers for Microsoft Access (.mdb) because my employer-provided Microsoft Office version is 32-bit Office 2010. (Or well unable to install without uninstalling Office.) I'll try asking someone with 64-bit drivers to open and save to a less barbaric format, thanks for help.
– user5730487
Apr 7 at 8:11
It seems I'm unable to install 64-bit ODBC drivers for Microsoft Access (.mdb) because my employer-provided Microsoft Office version is 32-bit Office 2010. (Or well unable to install without uninstalling Office.) I'll try asking someone with 64-bit drivers to open and save to a less barbaric format, thanks for help.
– user5730487
Apr 7 at 8:11
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In v2 of Q you can add it in as a File/System vector layer:
I would suspect you can do this in v3 too.
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In v2 of Q you can add it in as a File/System vector layer:
I would suspect you can do this in v3 too.
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In v2 of Q you can add it in as a File/System vector layer:
I would suspect you can do this in v3 too.
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In v2 of Q you can add it in as a File/System vector layer:
I would suspect you can do this in v3 too.
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I would suspect you can do this in v3 too.
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There are two strong possibilities: 1) It's corrupt 2) It's a 9.x FGDB, unreadable by the FGDB API
– Vince
Apr 5 at 12:59
On the download page reads
The file is in ArcGIS Geodatabase (Version 9) formatand ogrinfo printsUnable to initialize ODBC connection to DSN for DRIVER=Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb);DBQ=oceania.mdbfor me.– user30184
Apr 5 at 13:17
Are you running 64bit qgis and do you have the 64bit odbc drivers installed gis.stackexchange.com/a/138445/2856
– user2856
Apr 6 at 8:03
Others have been able to open the files; not corrupt.
– user5730487
Apr 7 at 8:08
It seems I'm unable to install 64-bit ODBC drivers for Microsoft Access (.mdb) because my employer-provided Microsoft Office version is 32-bit Office 2010. (Or well unable to install without uninstalling Office.) I'll try asking someone with 64-bit drivers to open and save to a less barbaric format, thanks for help.
– user5730487
Apr 7 at 8:11