Do you need to go through DBMS? If not try opening the access table directly
using "open table" and then create the points that way.
Dan
"galmala" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 07/11/2001 12:34:12 PM
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Subject: MI-L Making Linked Table Mappable
Hey there guys,
I have an access database which contains a table "STN_LOC" which =
contains GPS co-ordinates of my station locations. I wish to make this =
table mappable in MI. This is what I have done so far:
1) Created a DBMS link between MI and my STN_LOC table
2) I have selected "make DBMS table mappable" and selected the correct =
parameters (projection, fields, ect)
3) I closed the STN_LOC linked table
4) I attempt to create points and I get the error message "Cannot create =
map on this linked table. Use "Make table mappable", ect ect"
Hmmmm, what to do?
Any advice would be much appreciated and might even get me a raise!! :)
Cheers,
Chris
PS I am using MS Access 97 and MI 6.0
Chris Gallagher, M. Sc.
Head Geologist / GIS Analyst
Enviro-Tech Associates Inc. (Ottawa Branch)
2446 Bank St., Suite 464
Ottawa, ON
K1V 1A8
(613) 282-2400
www.etassociates.com
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