Nope, it is working with my MapInfo 6.5
I'm using this syntax:
C:\mapinfo Pro\MI650DK\mapinfow.exe -nosplash
Peter
Peter Horsbøll Møller, GIS Udviklingskonsulent / GIS-Developer
Kampsax A/S - GIS
Hi all,
I have a table with a ID field (char) that has a character followed by 1 to
4 numbers. I would like to be able to select all records which have an ID
starting with, say H. Is there a wildcard type of operator that would
allow me to do something like this?
Ollie.
This Electronic
Thanks all,
Are there any other wildcards? Such as more specific ones representing only
characters, or only numbers or a wild card that represents only one
character?
Ollie.
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Sent: 17 January 2002 12:09
To: 'Oliver'
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Thanks all,
Are there any other wildcards? Such as more specific ones representing
only
characters, or only
Hi Ollie
Just H%
best regards
flavio
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On 17.01.02 at 11:39 Oliver wrote:
Hi all,
I have a table with a ID field (char) that has a character followed by 1 to
4 numbers. I would like to be able to select all records which have an ID
starting with, say
Select * From tablename Where Left$(ID, 1) = H Into Selection
Just replace H with your letter, this will only work if the first
character is the letter after the equals. You could also use Mid$(ID, 1, 1)
to return the first letter of the ID string.
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From: Oliver
The way I've gone about this before is to use the standalone MrSID viewer
from www.lizardtech.com
1) Open the SID file in the stand-alone viewer. Choose File - Export and select as
destination for the TIF file the directory containing the MrSID
file. The TIF file is significantly larger than
Ewa,
I suspect that you are trying to geocode against a table that has duplicate
entries in it. MI will not do an automatic geocode because it doesn't know
which of the duplicates it should use.
If you are needing to geocode to individual house level I suggest you use an
address field with the
Oliver,
You can also search for one letter wild cards using the like operator of the
SQL selection. Use an underscore (_) where you'd want the letter to sit.
For instance if you wanted any letter to be in one part of a string you
could put the underscore there.
This search: ID Like B_x would
Ewa,
I have experienced something similar in Portsmouth. The problem was
that Ordnance Survey use 7 chr$ for postcodes which means that a postcode of
PO1 2AS reads correctly
but PO12 7JT will have the space removed to make it fit into 7 chr$ width
eg PO127JT. we had to create a new
The above error message is received while loading or panning raster images.
I am running MI Pro 6.5 with a recently updated build 31. The operating
system is Win 98 2nd ed.
I have noted an identical error message in the archives from March 1999. I
am unable to locate the solution.
Hello,
When I extract some coordinates from a different tool in decimal degrees, I
have 10 decimals. If I use Excel to create points, I only have 4 or 5
decimals.
If I convert these coordinates to DMS and then re-import using this
coordinates i have different locations
How can I increase the
hi there
I am updating a point table with the centroidX and centroidY. The table =
projection is UTM SAD 69, how ever the results stored after the update =
are in lat/long degrees and not UTM meters as expected.
Any one know if those resulting coords are in the same datum but in =
degrees or
You may also be interested in spatial photography.
http://www.redhensystems.com/mediamapper
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From: Zaini Nordin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2002 12:12 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MI-L MapInfo add-on for Archaeology
Hi all,
I have an application in Visual Basic in which I need to create a .TAB =
file (objects and attributes). Exists any tab writer tested ?
I will not have MapInfo installed.
If does not exist a solution may be is possible to use MapX.
Because I don't still know MapX, may anyone give me the
.tab is basically a description of your data. Basically create a .MID and
MIF(formats available in manual) and import in integrated mapping which will
create your .tab file for you.
Arash
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From: MAGS-Gerencia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2002
select * from table where left$(ID,1) = H
Arash
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From: Oliver [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2002 6:39 AM
To: 'MapInfo-L (E-mail)
Subject: MI-L
Hi all,
I have a table with a ID field (char) that has a character followed by 1 to
4 numbers. I
G'Day Folks,
This may be a glaringly obvious issue, but here we go...
I have a single table and layer which contains multiple objects: Lines,
Regions, Text and Symbols (its an imported DWG file).
Is there anyway I can find all of the text objects, lines, regions as groups
and either delete
Dear Jane,
thank you ver much for report the bug and take my appologize. I fix the
problem and corrected version should be downloaded from
http://gridanalyser.dyndns.org/subory/CalcDist_install.exe.
Regards Stefan
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From: Jane Mason [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: '[EMAIL
Some stuff and a tool for soil carbon accounting and sequestration
http://www.swcs.org/t_pubs_journal_3rdQ00abstracts_18.htm
http://www.cgd.ucar.edu/vemap/abstracts/CENTURY.html
http://www.redhensystems.com/mapcalc
FYI
MidNight Mapper
aka neil
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From: Fox, Simon
Hello,
copy/paste this in the MapBasic Window
Select * from MyTable where Str$(ObjectInfo(obj,1))=1 into Arcs Browse *
from Arcs
Select * from MyTable where Str$(ObjectInfo(obj,1))=2 into Ellipses
Browse * from Ellipses
Select * from MyTable where Str$(ObjectInfo(obj,1))=3 into Lines Browse
Hi
It depends how u r going to have ur attributes and object in ur VB
application.
Just in case u happen to use MapX, then using its UserDrawLayer/ Temporary
Layer , U can draw a layer on the control
and using the LayerInfo object U can then save the drawn layer as a full
fledged TAB File.
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