Column data type detection should be case insensitive, given that SQLite follows SQL standards where identifiers are case insensitive when not quoted, which is the case for column data type definition.
Using v4.2.4, a feature table defined as create table feature (id integer not null, geometry geometry, constraint primary key(id)) is not loaded and could emit this error messages:
Unsupported column data type integerUnsupported column data type geometry
This kind of errors could be avoided modifying GeoPackageDataType.fromName function (and similar GeometryType.fromName function) like this:
function fromName(type) { return GeoPackageDataType[type.toUpperCase()]; }
Hi,
Column data type detection should be case insensitive, given that SQLite follows SQL standards where identifiers are case insensitive when not quoted, which is the case for column data type definition.
Using v4.2.4, a feature table defined as
create table feature (id integer not null, geometry geometry, constraint primary key(id))is not loaded and could emit this error messages:Unsupported column data type integerUnsupported column data type geometryThis kind of errors could be avoided modifying
GeoPackageDataType.fromNamefunction (and similarGeometryType.fromNamefunction) like this:function fromName(type) { return GeoPackageDataType[type.toUpperCase()]; }Thanks in advance, Paco.