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Help!! when i try to save a geopackage, the window of documents of the pc appears, and then the Qgis program send a error window and closes, and i lost all my work, what can i do???
Uh oh! That doesn't sound good elio. This bug has been fixed in more recent versions. What version are you using and what does the error message say? Error messages are really useful to help troubleshooting
Checking out your github I saw a comment that fixed this issue. This might be a basic question, but how do I access terminal to do this workaround? Doing "gdal_translate -of GPKG NE1_50M_SR_W.tif NE1_50M_SR_W.gpkg" should work accordingly. Thanks!
Using QGIS on windows you should be able to find the folder holding the raster in QGIS browser. Right click the raster in the browser and choose open terminal here (or equivalent... I forget the exact wording 🙂)
It only fails in Qgis UI. You can accomplish desired result (ie add raster files to gpkg already containing vector tables) using command line. I just tested it and it worked for me fine. The problem seems to be the implementation of GDAL in QGIS UI
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Help!! when i try to save a geopackage, the window of documents of the pc appears, and then the Qgis program send a error window and closes, and i lost all my work, what can i do???
Uh oh! That doesn't sound good elio. This bug has been fixed in more recent versions. What version are you using and what does the error message say? Error messages are really useful to help troubleshooting
Thanks, very helpfull, 1/ I didn't understand what was wrong in QGIS 3.4, trying to save a raster layer to geopackage 2/ I will try the workaround ;-)
No problem Marc. Let me know how you get on with 2/ :-)
Checking out your github I saw a comment that fixed this issue. This might be a basic question, but how do I access terminal to do this workaround? Doing "gdal_translate -of GPKG NE1_50M_SR_W.tif NE1_50M_SR_W.gpkg" should work accordingly.
Thanks!
Using QGIS on windows you should be able to find the folder holding the raster in QGIS browser. Right click the raster in the browser and choose open terminal here (or equivalent... I forget the exact wording 🙂)
It only fails in Qgis UI. You can accomplish desired result (ie add raster files to gpkg already containing vector tables) using command line. I just tested it and it worked for me fine. The problem seems to be the implementation of GDAL in QGIS UI
Thanks Mr Benbenky. I've been playing around with gdal_translate to see if it works with that. Looks promising so far.
The gdal vid for gpkgs is up now. I've been unable to get UInt32 rasters into a gpkg though.
Looks like this issue has been solved in QGIS 3.10
Excellent news and thanks for letting me know Martin. :)