The short answer is 'no' I'm afraid. You can test for whether or not a table
has unsaved edits using TableInfo, but MapInfo isn't a DBMS and you can get
information on which rows have changed or how.
I dimly recall someone posting something here about a custom MapBasic tool
that tracks edits -
Whoops
Should have read you CAN'T get information on which rows have changed or
how
Paul Crisp
Syntegra
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Tel 0191 461 4522 Fax 0191 460 1987
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Damn, I just for a second thought that you had found the solution of all ;-)
If you want to test whether a certain row has been changed, you'll need a
copy of the table with the original records, and then check each value in
this record for changes..but I guess this would be a killing
Hi there,
As far as I know you just have to live with those issues.
If you are lucky the data provider will have created a seperate *.PRJ file
that sits alongside the SHP and contains projection info. This is one that
MapInfo can work with and also the Universal Translator writes out when
I made a turn around of those limitation using the FME from SAFE software to compare
changes between two files.
All I had to do is to save the file I was working on on an other name (temporarly).
Run the FME script to compare file1 and file2.
At the time I did this, I was a very moderate user
Will,
Snip
With regards to the styling, yes thats a bummer too. There is a nifty
additional optional file in ArcView 3.x called a *.AVL - a legend file -
that defines a style setting or thematically driven setting that loads when
you open the SHP file. In the newfangled Arc8 there is something
Neil Havermale wrote:
... Is a retarded .SHP format just the millstone we, as MapInfo users, must
carry?
I imagine that ArcGIS users must have the same problem. If there's no coordinate
system info associated with a SHP file, how do they get it georegistered
correctly when loaded into an ESRI
Bill,
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the effort of Directionsmag.
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Listers:
When I open an Excel spreadsheet all date columns are converted to float.
Is there a trick to this?
TIA
Ron
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One of my MI Proviewer users has suddenly developed a strange problem. When he tries
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Hi all
Just a few lines to say thanks ever so much to those who responded to my question
about Shifting Coordinates (I just knew the answer was there somewhere)
If the following is of use to anyone, then please use it:
Previously we had Ordnance Survey Maps of the South Wales area in
Please take a look at Mapping Surface Flows and Pooling via MapCalc:
http://www.innovativegis.com/basis/Senarios/Pooling_scenario.htm
This example deals with flow concentration and pooling on a farm fields but
the concept is right for your question. If the example laid out in the link
above is
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