Geopackage and QGIS

Geopackage is an OGC-compliant open file format for geospatial data that allows users to store data in a single file. As a file-based database built with SQLite, Geopackage stores data in a single file along with QGIS project files and default symbology. The unique aspect of Geopackage is that one can add both raster and vector data to it, making it the perfect solution to store and share project data. This webinar will discuss Geopackage specifications and show how it can be used within the QGIS environment to store and analyze geospatial data.
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[@akindipeoluwadamilare591]

Loved your lecture Cliff, thanks for sharing.

[@EverythingGIS]

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I love this tutorial it detailed.

[@newcombttg]

Size limit to geopackage is the same as for Sqlite, 281 TB

[@danielerinaldi3123]

Hi Cliff, I've already watched several times this very useful video💯 and I think it's one of the most complete on the use and potential of geopackages. However, I continue to have a difficulty that perhaps is trivial for you. Once in a big gpkg, in addition to the various layers, styles and print layouts, I have also saved some connected projects, how can I subsequently remove one (o more) of these projects from the gpkg without corrupting it?