[OSGeo Africa] Conduct

Mnqweno Mnyengeza mnqwenom at statssa.gov.za
Mon Aug 15 07:35:52 PDT 2016


Colleagues; 

Thank you Kevin, it cannot be said or articulated any better than that.
Let us make effective use of these platforms with emphasis on
progressive and professional engagements.

Kind regards  




Mnqweno Mnyengeza (Mr)
 
Professional GIS Practitioner 
Geography
082 9048267 (Mobile)
Statistics South Africa
"...people are very quick to notice the change in your attitude towards
them but always ignore their unacceptable behavior that led to your
change....." 

>>> Kevin Musungu <kevin.musungu at gmail.com> 08/15/16 3:03 PM >>>
Good day everyone,


I think that statements such as '..This should be very basic stuff for a
Pro GIS Practitioner ( feel free to correct me if I am wrong)..' are
condescending and grossly unneccessary. At the very least, they can be
annoying and detract from what would otherwise have been a great
response.


My aim is not to stir the pot, nor to point fingers at anyone in
particular, nor to elicit any response, but rather to request restraint
(and emotional intelligence) in how we all respond to queries on this
forum.


Regards
Kevin

On Mon, Aug 15, 2016 at 1:38 PM, Chucker one <chucker1.47 at gmail.com>
wrote:
Hi Mnqweno,
 This should be very basic stuff for a Pro GIS Practitioner ( feel free
to correct me if I am wrong). 
 Enable the processing toolbox in qgis and search for convert or
translate. Select convert format under ogr, select run as batch top
right corner. Fill in the parameters. 
 I would recommend using gdal and python or run as a .bat script and
skip qgis entirely. I realy enjoy qgis but in my experience it tends to
be sluggish at times with large datasets.
 Best Regards
 
On 15 Aug 2016 1:25 PM, "Mnqweno Mnyengeza" <mnqwenom at statssa.gov.za>
wrote:


Dear All

I need to convert approximately thirteen million  points from shp2kml
using QGIS. I have already split the points into their respective
provinces, districts and the lowest level of demarcation which is an
enumeration area (EA) here at Statistics South Africa. The output file
of the split is the sub-folder named the EA reference number and
containing the points and polygon of that particular EA. I now need to
batch process this conversion using QGIS batch file processor if any is
available or any other free open source tool that can easily serve the
purpose.

Please assist


Kind regards

Mnqweno Mnyengeza (Mr)
 
Professional GIS Practitioner 
Geography
082 9048267 (Mobile)
Statistics South Africa
"...people are very quick to notice the change in your attitude towards
them but always ignore their unacceptable behavior that led to your
change....."
 



 
 


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