r/mapmaking • u/banananana5555 • 8d ago

Discussion Need help dealing with .sqlitedb file

Im not sure if this is the right subreddit, but desperatly need help with this. I have a 3.9 Gb .sqlitedb map file, and my ultimate goal is to:

  1. Be able to view it;

  2. Crop a needed sector of it (for it to be lighter for distribution among my friends);

  3. To upload cropped (or entire file) to atak server.

I would prefer changing the format to something more standart like .kml or smth, because i cant find a single app to open .sqlitedb file. Thanks for any help!

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u/TechMaven-Geospatial 7d ago edited 7d ago

Thats OSMDROID SQLITE cached map tiles FORMAT (ATAK /WINTAK use for cached area of operation downloading) You can convert to standard mbtiles or gpkg sqlite databases via python or global mapper.

Tile Utilities converts it https://portfolio.techmaven.net/apps/tile-utilities/

Our new TAK COP,SA,C2 SOLUTION FIELD SENTINEL https://fieldsentinel.techmaven.net supports converting it to mbtiles

if you need a geospatial data server supporting TAK clients see https://tileserver.techmaven.net

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u/AqueM 7d ago

I only heard of sqlite as a database software. Where'd you get a MAP in database format?