RE: MI SUM: Oracle Spatial Vs. ArcSDE

Mike - I am concerned that MapInfo has not risen to your quest. From what I read the SDE-orientated responses against Spatial and MapInfo's tight integration to 8i is concerning. Understand that it was a very big deal when Oracle decided to run with MapInfo and not peruse the old model of SDE/S

MI Lotus Notes

I would like to know whether anyone out there has had any success using MapX with Lotus Notes? That is dropping a MapX OCX into a Lotus Notes form and then allowing semi-interactive querying of maps from within a Notes application. Any advice much appreciated. Regards.

MI generating spot heights from contour files

Can anyone assist me with the following problem. I need to create a table of spot heights over a large area, in a uniform grid. Is there a way that I can get the data from a contour file and interpolate the heights at the grid points? The final format for the table is envisaged to have a x,y a

MI SUM: Oracle Spatial Vs. ArcSDE

Hi all, Below is my original posting followed by a summary of responses from a number of forums (including esri-l & gis-l). It's certainly given me a lot of food for thought and generated some additional questions. Thank-you to all for the feedback, and I'm sure I'll have additional material

RE: MI RE: Help with tourist maps of Canada

There are no free maps of Alberta or British Columbia for MapInfo. However you should look at Microsoft's MapPoint 2001 ($200 US)which contains detailed Canadian street maps sourced from Compusearch's Compustreets which are the same ones as sold by MapInfo for $14,000US. Now that's a bargin! Wi

RE: MI Canadian Data

Inexpensive Canadian data is an oxymoron - this is because any data created with public money belongs to the Queen of Canada (aka Natural Resources Canada, Statistics Canada, etc.) under Copyright.  Even though it has been paid for once by the taxpayer, it must be paid for again by the user.

MI Hazard Assessment

Hello, I work for a small regional inter-government organization in the Pacific called SOPAC (South Pacific Applied Geoscience Commission). I work in the "Hazards Assessment Unit" and we are working under the auspices of the "Pacific Cities Project" (which was tailored on the Australian Cities P

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Re: MI Combining regions with common attributes

Hello, This can be done in the mapbasic window, although it will be a bit tedious and time consuming MAKE A BACK UP COPY TO WORK WITH 1) do a query and set the following Select Columns: PU_id From Tables: [table name] Group By: PU_id Order By: PU_id [ this is optional ] Into

MI Combining regions with common attributes

Thanks to both David and Flavio for their replies. The solution was quite simple and is available straight out of the box using "Table/Objects combine using Column". Kim Greenham Watershed Digital Mapping [EMAIL PROTECTED] RMB 1015 Denmark Western Australia 6333 Ph 61 (08) 9848 2428 Fax 61 (08)

MI AD: Library for routing

RouteWare is proud to announce RW Net - a library for routing in applications. Main features: - Routing in big networks - Shortest/fastest route, isochrones, TSP etc. - Royalty free - DLL / Delphi 4+5 component - Freeware edition for the less demanding user - Samples for Mapbasic and Delphi A co

Re: MI Combining regions with common attributes

Hi Kim Just use the function "Table / Combine Objects using column" (this will as well ask you what to do with the attributes - such as sum the area). You can store the result in the same table and then store the resulting selection and discard the changes on the original table ... *