This is the command spatialite_xml_load that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
spatialite_xml_load - parse any XML document, and create and populate a DB-file
SYNOPSIS
spatialite_xml_load [-h] [-x pathname] [-d pathname] [-cg] [-xl] [-nl num] [-pl num] [-jo]
[-cs num] [-m]
DESCRIPTION
spatialite_xml_load will parse any generic XML document of unlimited complexity, and will
consequently create and populate a DB-file faithfully translating the XML tree into many
relationally joined DBMS tables.
The whole translation is performed in such a way so to be sure that absolutely no
information will be never lost or suppressed.
If two (or even more) XML files share exactly the same identical logical layout (i.e. they
all support the same identical formal schema definition) this tool is capable to merge all
them within the same DB-file.
There are no imposed size-limits: some huge GML files as big as many GBs have been
successfully loaded by using this tool.
OPTIONS
-h, --help
show help message
-x pathname, --xml-path pathname
the XML file path
-d pathname, --db-path pathname
the SpatiaLite DB path
-cg, --collapsed-gml
collapsed GML Geometries
-xl, --xlink-href
special GML xlink:href handling
-nl num, --nl-level num
tree-level for table-names (default: 0)
-pl num, --parent-levels num
how many ancestors for table-names (default: \-1)
-jo, --journal-off
unsafe [but faster] mode
-cs num, --cache-size num
DB cache size (how many pages)
-m, --in-memory
using IN-MEMORY database
29 August 2015 spatialite_xml_load(1)
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