Can shapefiles be converted to .TAB files?
Hiking & ActivitiesHow to convert shapefile to MapInfo File? How to import a shapefile into Mapinfo? Extract your zipped shapefile. Open MapInfo Professional and click HOME > OPEN > TABLE. MapInfo will automatically create a . Choose the File Character Set (ANSI) and the projection (WGS84). Congratulations! How do you convert shapefiles? Double-click Layer To KML to
Cannot set a NULL value on the not null column applcnt_type_status with org.geotools.jdbc.JDBCDataStore
Hiking & ActivitiesHow do I insert a null value in a not null column? Code Inspection: Insert NULL into NOT NULL column CREATE TABLE br2 ( id INT NOT NULL, col1 NVARCHAR (20) NOT NULL, col2 NVARCHAR (20) NOT NULL, ); — INSERT INTO br2 (id, col1, col2) VALUES (1, NULL, NULL); How to change not null
Reading in local GeoJSON file for OpenLayers
Hiking & ActivitiesHow do I read a GeoJSON file? Read a GeoJSON File into a GeoPandas DataFrame df = gpd.read_file(‘.geojson’) df = gpd.read_file(‘‘) df = spark.read.geojson(‘.geojson’) How to load GeoJSON into QGIS? Step 2: To import your GeoJSON to QGIS, simply go to the Data Source Manager under the Layer tab. Select the Vector layer type
What is the dimension used in OpenLayers stroke width?
Hiking & ActivitiesWhat is the default zoom level in OpenLayers? The available zoom levels are determined by maxZoom (default: 28), zoomFactor (default: 2) and maxResolution (default is calculated in such a way that the projection’s validity extent fits in a 256×256 pixel tile). What is the default EPSG for OpenLayers? Methods for coordinate transforms between coordinate systems.
How to modify a LYR file using ArcObjects?
Hiking & ActivitiesHow do I edit a .lyr file? In ArcMap you can right click on a lyr file in the catalog panel (or ArcCatalog) go to properties and reset the data source path and this updates the lyr file. You are then able to add the layerfile to the map and display the data. Can you
Connecting Grass with R
Hiking & ActivitiesWhat is grass R? GRASS GIS can be used to extent the geospatial capability of R by: (1) offering an extensive and robust set of geospatial tools, and (2) provides a way to work with very large (larger-than-memory) spatial data sets. See Using ‘GRASS GIS functionality within a R session’ below for more information. How