From the shell - cd into your directory that has the data you want to convert.Launch the OSGeo4W Shell (it will be called something different on other OS or you can just launch your regular command line on other OS) - in windows this is found under Start->Programs->QGIS.The below are instructions for windows, but are very similar for other OS> These 2 command line tools can be accessed via QGIS shell menu of your QGIS install. Windows users who don't want QGIS (or want a non-install required set of binaries) can use one of the GISInternals binaries which includes GDAL and MapServer.įor the rest of this article, we will assume you are using GDAL via QGIS desktop
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If you are on a server, then you should install GDAL via your OS Packager. If you want to use GDAL on a desktop, the easiest way to get started is to install QGIS Desktop which has installers available for Linux, Windows, and Mac.
Ogr supports many data formats here is a subset of the ones we commonly use: ESRI Shapefile, MapInfo Tab file, CSV, DBF, GML, KML, Interlis, SQLite, GeoPackage,SpatiaLite, ODBC, ESRI GeoDatabase (MDB format), ESRI GDB database, PostGIS/PostgreSQL, MySQL. ogr2ogr - this is a command line tool that converts one Ogr defined data source to another Ogr data source.ogrinfo - inspects a GIS datasource and spits out summary data or detailed information about the layers, kinds of geometries found in the file.GDAL comes packaged with several command line tools. It is also included as part of the QGIS Desktop. GDAL is available on many operating systems including Linux, Unix, Mac, and Windows. The OGR toolkit is a subset of GDAL project.
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