Monday, 3 April 2017

Identifying duplicate features by comparing two layers in QGIS?


We have around 60,000 separate shp - tab files. We have to move all those into a gdb. While doing so, at times the data are getting duplicated as shown in the fig. Lyr_1 - gdb layer. Lyr_2 - individual shp file. We have to identify the duplicates of Lyr_2 in Lyr_1(gdb) and give unique id's to that features in Lyr_2.


Curretnly, we are using Xtools pro for ArcGIS -> Find duplicates option to identify the duplicates. ArcGIS -> Select by location -> are identical to source feature layers is not working. We dont have license to Data Reviewer & Find identical tool.


Is there a way to do this in QGIS ?


Even in QGIS, tried with Spatial query -> features equals. But didn't work enter image description here




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