- #HOW TO INSTALL GDB FROM HOMEBREW INSTALL#
- #HOW TO INSTALL GDB FROM HOMEBREW DRIVERS#
- #HOW TO INSTALL GDB FROM HOMEBREW DRIVER#
- #HOW TO INSTALL GDB FROM HOMEBREW WINDOWS 7#
The preferred way to do this is to create a symlink ( ln -s source_file dest_file) from the compiled ogr_FileGDB.dylib to within the QGIS Application Package.
#HOW TO INSTALL GDB FROM HOMEBREW DRIVER#
Link the compiled driver file into the appropriate gdalplugins directory.
#HOW TO INSTALL GDB FROM HOMEBREW INSTALL#
Verify a successful install by running ogrinfo -formats and verify that FileGDB is listed: Note the plugin directory displayed by Homebrew: My personal conclusion: always use standard CRCs ! ! !įor macOS Mojave (10.14) users with QGIS 3.X, install the fileGDB GDAL driver using Homebrew from osgeo4mac, then appropriately link the path to point to the gdalplugins directory used by QGIS: " list and mixing custom CRC- and non-custom data with looks like this If the filegdb contains any tables - just these tables are displayed in "select vector layers to add. While Can FileGDB SDK be made to support custom coordinate systems? article and some of the comments/answers here state that custom CRC support via OpenFileGDB is implemented - it doesn't work on my systems (gdal-filegdb: OGR FileGDB Driver 1.11.2-1)
#HOW TO INSTALL GDB FROM HOMEBREW DRIVERS#
both drivers ( FileGDB driver, OpenFileGDB driver) return the same error ! " Invalid Data Source: D:\xxxx\yyy\zzzz.gdb is not a valid or recognized data source" My tests with a filegdb created with arcgis 10.1 and another one with arcgis 10.3 on different pcs show that trying to open a filegdb that just contains feature classes with custom CRS returns the following error: There still seems to be a problem with custom coordinate systems ! unfortunately without beeing successfully.
(see: qgis 2.8.1 arcgis filegdb incomplete list in win-version)Ī few days ago i've switched from 2.8.x to 2.10.1-Pisa hoping to get rid of the file geodatabase issues discribed in my question. I had a related problem/question some 3 months ago This thread at OSGeo discusses some old issues people were experiencing: Thread This may have changed with the switch to the 32 or 64bit installers. With previous installers, there were some inconsistent results.
#HOW TO INSTALL GDB FROM HOMEBREW WINDOWS 7#
This install was performed on a Windows 7 64bit computer. If you use the Open FileGDB driver, the data is read only.įor your reference, here is the "About" window from my install of QGIS, showing the versions of the software, and the GDAL/OGR library being used. Using the Esri driver, editing is possible. Please note that the FileGDB API Does not support Raster Images.Īs you can see, the selected layer loads in. This is where you choose the driver as shown above.īrowse to the File Geodatabase and select the directory. Once this is completed, open Quantum GIS, and Choose "Add Vector Data". Once you click Next, it will install QGIS and all of the associated libraries. In the "New" column, change the entry from "Skip", to show version 1.11.2-1. Find the entry for "gdal-filegdb: OGR FileGDB Driver".
In the "New" column, change entry from "Skip", to show version 2.10.0-1.Įxpand the "Libs" menu. Find the entry for "qgis: Quantum GIS (desktop)". Once you click next, it will bring up a screen with a number of collapsed menus.Įxpand the "Desktop" menu. Choose your root and local package directories, and then your connection type, in my case, "Direct Connection". The process below shows in more detail the steps to install QGIS from the OSGeo4W installer, ensure the OGR_FileGDB library is installed, then load layers from a File Geodatabase.ĭownload and run osgeo4w-setup-x86.exe for 32bit or osgeo42-setup-x86_64.exe for 64bit from OSGeo4W.Ĭhoose Advanced Install, then Install from Internet. When you add a Vector Layer, you simply choose the Source Type based on the driver you want to use. OpenFleGDB driver: Available in GDAL >= 1.11 - Read Only access to FGDB's of ArcGIS 9 and above.FileGDB driver: Uses the FileDB API SDK from ESRI - Read/Write to FGDB's of ArcGIS 10 and above.The library needs to be enabled using the process below, either when you install QGIS, or individually. Credit for first noting this must be given to access may be enabled using the FileGDB driver install through the OGR_FileGDB library. What has changed is that upon the basic install of QGIS, File GDB read-only access is enabled by default, using the Open FileGDB driver.
It was installed using the OSGeo4W installer. It is time to bring this answer a bit more current as some elements of FileGDB support in QGIS have changed. If you require write access please read further.
This is read access to File Geodatabases only.
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