Tony,
The boundary select button can make a selection as you have described simply and
easily.
You can then save the selection as another table if required and then use SQL
select for any sub-selections
Regards,
Brendan Henry
Senior GIS Officer
Qld Department of Main Roads
tony davidson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 02/05/2001 01:10:38
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Subject: MI-L SQL
hello Listers
a simple SQL question:
what syntax would I use in the SQL Select dialog to select subsets of a
table that fall within the boundary of a polygon from another table ? I
need to select arcs from a roads table coded with particular street
names, which fall within certain municipal boundary polygons from a
second table.
cheers
Tony
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