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Thank you Nick. I the meantime I was bale loading the KML/KMZ directly to SQLServer using the ogr2ogr tool, so the intermediate step to mapInfo might not be necessary at this stage of the project. I have to inspect the whole set of files which is in hundreds. Regards, Octavian ------------ ...

Thank you James. It looks like ogr2ogr has conversion problems when the converting to GeoJSON and KML file contains a structure of nodes similar to the one in my picture. I am able to convert a KML file having relatively complicated polygons and polylines but arranged in a simple, one layer structure.  ...

Thank you James. This is a really good piece of code to inspire from. I am having one more question I am really struggling to find an answer to and maybe you can give an idea about what could be the cause. In my ogr2ogr conquest, I wanted to convert the KMX file to geoJSON format since we have ...

I should mention that I'll get access to a MapInfo licence only tomorrow so, for now, everything I know is from reading the documentation. I have seen that feature in the Easy Loader documentation however, unless I am missing something, I still need to relate the geo objects to the right client after ...

Yes, you are right, there is a command to load the data directly into SQL Server. I was trying to make that work a few hours now. Unfortunately, ogr2ogr documentation is not the best I've seen and somebody has to do a lot of try and error.  Even if I make it work, I still have to run the shell program ...

Hi, I am looking to find the best way to convert a bunch of KML/KMX files into SQL Server geometry objects.  I know the latest versions of MapInfo contain some batch operation support or at least that was the plan back in 2018 from I can see on different posts. Could somebody point me to the best ...