id,summary,reporter,owner,description,type,status,priority,milestone,component,version,severity,resolution,keywords,cc 5977,GML with XSD is not interpreted as geospatial dataset,theej,theej,"Hello, I may have found an issue with OGR and GML+XSD. It was originally posted here: http://hub.qgis.org/issues/12780 But it does not seem to be an issue with QGIS and the GML/XSD seem valid using common XML Schema libraries. The original post contains all the info, but here is a summary nonetheless. My government distributes official datasets in several formats, one of them GML with the accompanying XML Schema. Using ogrinfo on the GML file with the accompanying XML Schema, the output is: {{{ > ogrinfo ""Refgew.gml"" INFO: Open of `Refgew.gml' using driver `GML' successful. 1: Refgew (None) }}} Hence, the GML-file is '''not''' recognized as a geospatial dataset. Using ogrinfo on a copy of the GML file, the file '''is''' recognized as a geospatial dataset: {{{ > ogrinfo ""Refgew - Copy.gml"" INFO: Open of `Refgew - Copy.gml' using driver `GML' successful. 1: Refgew (Multi Polygon) }}} The files can be downloaded from the original QGIS post, attached to this post or here: https://download.agiv.be/Producten/Detail?id=10&title=Voorlopig_referentiebestand_gemeentegrenzen Why is it that when the XML Schema is present, the GML is interpreted as a plain table, and when it is not present, the GML is a geospatial dataset? Is something wrong with the XML Schema or with OGR? Thanks.",defect,closed,normal,1.11.3,OGR_SF,unspecified,minor,fixed,OGR GML XSD XML Schema,