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<p>Presumably if that is the case, you should be able to check that
by having more, or less information in the metadata?</p>
<p>More data fields would presumably decrease the error record.<br>
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I'm pretty sure it's the limitations of the Shapefile (or, more
precisely, the underlying .dbf format) that gives the error.<br>
Those .dbf files can only contain 2GB of data, see also:<br>
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So ask yourself the question: why export to shapefile? Try
Geopackage, for instance, it's better, without those
limitations. <br>
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On Mar 20, 2020, at 11:36 PM, john polo <<a
href="mailto:jpolo@mail.usf.edu" target="_blank"
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<pre>Hi,
I'm trying to export a table of points to a shapefile. The table has
over 8,000,000 rows. I'm using PostGIS 3.0 and PostGIS Shapefile
Import/Export Manager on Windows 10. When I try to run the export, I
keep getting this error:
Error: record 3329432 could not be created
I'm not sure how to handle this. My first impulse is find the offending
row, but I don't know the SQL for such a query. Is there something I
need to write in a WHERE clause or a different clause to get a specific row?</pre>
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