C# Script for Migrating .gpkg (SQLite) to SQL Server Tables

C# application for migrating a GeoPackage (.gpkg) SQLite database to Microsoft SQL Server

Project Overview

The GeoPackage to SQL Server migration in this portfolio uses a C# application to transfer data from .gpkg files, which are SQLite databases containing geospatial data, into Microsoft SQL Server tables. The challenge was to support different .gpkg files, geospatial data types and configurations without compromising data integrity.

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Project Details

Objective

To develop a robust and versatile C# script capable of migrating data from .gpkg files to SQL Server.

Key Features

  • Versatility: Designed to handle any .gpkg file, regardless of the complexity of the geospatial data it holds.
  • User-Friendly Interface: Simple and intuitive user interface to choose the .gpkg file and the destination SQL Server database.
  • Data Integrity: Ensures that data is transferred without any loss or corruption.
  • Geospatial Data Handling: Built-in mechanisms to recognize and handle geospatial data types during the migration process.
  • Logging & Reporting: Integrated logging feature to track the migration process and any potential errors or discrepancies.
  • Performance Optimization: Efficient data processing to ensure swift migration, even with larger .gpkg files.

Technologies Used

  • Programming Language: C#
  • Databases: SQLite (GeoPackage format) and Microsoft SQL Server