1db.in.ogr(1)                  Grass User's Manual                 db.in.ogr(1)
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NAME

6       db.in.ogr  - Imports attribute tables in various formats.
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KEYWORDS

9       database, import, attribute table
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SYNOPSIS

12       db.in.ogr
13       db.in.ogr --help
14       db.in.ogr  input=name   [db_table=name]    [output=name]   [key=string]
15       [encoding=string]    [--overwrite]   [--help]   [--verbose]   [--quiet]
16       [--ui]
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18   Flags:
19       --overwrite
20           Allow output files to overwrite existing files
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22       --help
23           Print usage summary
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25       --verbose
26           Verbose module output
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28       --quiet
29           Quiet module output
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31       --ui
32           Force launching GUI dialog
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34   Parameters:
35       input=name [required]
36           Table file to be imported or DB connection string
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38       db_table=name
39           Name of table from given DB to be imported
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41       output=name
42           Name for output table
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44       key=string
45           Name for auto-generated unique key column
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47       encoding=string
48           Encoding value for attribute data
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DESCRIPTION

51       db.in.ogr  imports  attribute tables in various formats as supported by
52       the OGR library on the local  system  (DBF,  CSV,  PostgreSQL,  SQLite,
53       MySQL, ODBC, etc.). Optionally a unique key (ID) column can be added to
54       the table.
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EXAMPLES

57   Import CSV file
58       Limited type recognition can be done for Integer, Real,  String,  Date,
59       Time  and DateTime columns through a descriptive file with same name as
60       the CSV file, but .csvt extension (see details here).
61       # NOTE: create koeppen_gridcode.csvt first for automated type recognition
62       db.in.ogr input=koeppen_gridcode.csv output=koeppen_gridcode
63       db.select table=koeppen_gridcode
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65   Import DBF table
66       Import of a DBF table with additional unique key column  (e.g.,  needed
67       for v.in.db).
68       db.in.ogr input=/path/to/mydata.dbf output=census_raleigh key=myid
69       db.describe -c census_raleigh
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71   Import of a SQLite table
72       db.in.ogr input=/path/to/sqlite.db db_table=census_raleigh output=census_raleigh
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74   Import of a PostgreSQL table
75       # HINT: if the database contains spatial tables, but you want to import a non-spatial
76       table, set the environmental variable PG_LIST_ALL_TABLES to YES before importing
77       db.in.ogr input="PG:host=localhost dbname=ecad user=neteler" \
78                 db_table=ecad_verona_tmean output=ecad_verona_tmean
79       db.select table=ecad_verona_tmean
80       db.describe -c ecad_verona_tmean
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82   Import XLS file
83       To  force  reading headers, define environmental variable OGR_XLS_HEAD‐
84       ERS=’FORCE’. Parameter db_table refers to the list within XLS file.
85       export OGR_XLS_HEADERS=’FORCE’
86       db.in.ogr input=address.xls db_table=address_data
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SEE ALSO

89        db.select, v.in.ogr, v.in.db
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91       GRASS SQL interface
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AUTHOR

94       Markus Neteler
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96       Last changed: $Date: 2015-12-17 15:38:13 +0100 (Thu, 17 Dec 2015) $
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SOURCE CODE

99       Available at: db.in.ogr source code (history)
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104       © 2003-2019 GRASS Development Team, GRASS GIS 7.6.0 Reference Manual
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