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Exporting To SQLite

SQLite is a file-based geospatial format.

SQLite is like SHP format in that it contains both spatial data and attribute

data. However, unlike SHP, it stores both types of data in a single file rather

than a set of files.

NOTE When you export from a map, only drawing objects are exported. Geospatial

features are ignored. To move geospatial feature data to another format, use

Migrating GIS Data (Bulk Copy) (page 617).

Exporting

You can specify that the resulting files use a single feature class or multiple

feature classes based on layer, object classification, object data, or link

templates. SQLite files can have a single schema only, but can contain multiple

feature classes.

To create polygons when you use this export option, select the Treat Closed

Polylines As Polygons option.

To export to a single feature class that uses all the items you specified on the

Data tab, click One class and type a name for that class.

You can

export data to multiple classes at one time. (page 1439) Combine the

data organization in your drawing with your selections on the Data tab to

determine the attributes for each exported feature class.

Driver Options

There are no export driver options for SQLite