How to import all fields of my GML file

[patrickvanhoeijen]

I have this GML file attached ( I renamed to txt as I could not upload GML). I try to import this in Autocad map via Mapimport>GML. Some of the data I cannot import, I am interested in these fields/values for example to display as labels/texts:

<oz:kadastraleAanduiding>
<oz:TypeKadastraleAanduiding>
<oz:kadastraleGemeente>
<oz:KadastraleGemeente>
<t:code>272</t:code>
<t:waarde>Emmen</t:waarde>
</oz:KadastraleGemeente>
</oz:kadastraleGemeente>
<oz:sectie>AF</oz:sectie>
<oz:perceelnummer>58</oz:perceelnummer>
<oz:aKRKadastraleGemeenteCode>
<oz:AKRKadastraleGemeenteCode>
<t:code>319</t:code>
<t:waarde>EMN00</t:waarde>
</oz:AKRKadastraleGemeenteCode>
</oz:aKRKadastraleGemeenteCode>
</oz:TypeKadastraleAanduiding>
</oz:kadastraleAanduiding>

Anyone can help me?

[АлексЮстасу]

Do you have 2021, and ipf from my 2019 works in it?

Good!

The video was made by ChicagoLooper, and he generally found this solution.

I don't know why you're having problems with a specific field yet.
Attach a screen of the fields definition window.

There are different answers to your second question, and it is better to ask it in the new topic.

[TerryDotson]

Your XML data field content is deeply nested (excessively so).  It's not surprising that every reader has come up short (as ours did initially).  I am surprised that QGIS misses the parcels completely?  We did a major rework of our driver to accommodate this file (now off to see if previous test files still work).

[АлексЮстасу]

You have not fully read the attributes with date-time - "historie_...".

[TerryDotson]

Good catch.  It was the code to strip the prefixes (like oz:), corrected that and it will read 2019-04-30T11:17:47.000 now.  Fortunately the major rewrite still reads the other half dozen GML test files I had.