G¹Day there folks,
Using Mapinfo 7.8 here.
MI is opening / viewing raster (Tiff, ECW) files with no problem (as
tables), but when I save workspaces that include the raster image (any
raster format) as part of a workspace (as you do!), MI refuses to re-open
the workspace next time I want to use it
Peter,
Thanks for the help. This actually worked. I had plenty of disk space but a
big fat temp folder. After cleaning it out I can run queries normally.
Tom
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From: Peter Horsbøll Møller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 4:07 PM
To: Tom Doonan
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Hi Tom,
You wouldn't be any chance have defined a variable with the name Site_Name in
your app ?
Best regards/Med venlig hilsen
Lars V. Nielsen
GisPro, Denmark
http://www.gispro.dk/
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From: "Bill Thoen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Tom Doonan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc:
Se
On Wed, 6 Apr 2005, Tom Doonan wrote:
> select Site_Name from "myTable" where Site_Name like "%3%"
Nothing wrong with that, except that if myTable is large, this select
(anything where Site_name has a '3' in it) may take a while.
> It seems I get the same problem whenever I add a where clause. I
Sorry to leave you hanging. The select statement I'm using is the following.
select Site_Name from "myTable" where Site_Name like "%3%"
It seems I get the same problem whenever I add a where clause. I don't
believe there is anything wrong with the query and the table is very small.
I tried a numb
On Wed, 6 Apr 2005, Tom Doonan wrote:
> I am having a problem running a select statement in MapInfo. A select
> statement will work but if I add a where clause to the select it causes
> MapInfo to hang indefinitely. I have tried the same query on another machine
> and it works fine. I have tried r
I am having a problem running a select statement in MapInfo. A select
statement will work but if I add a where clause to the select it causes
MapInfo to hang indefinitely. I have tried the same query on another machine
and it works fine. I have tried reinstalling MapInfo but it still hangs. If
some
David,
One thing is that the MAP file also contains the spatial index, and so not only
the number of nodes in your polygons, but also their location is relevant when
looking at the size of the MAP file.
Maybe MapInfo optimizes the spatial index when you pack the table/save copy as
etc. and when
All,
There are some strange goings on inside my computer that I find hard to
understand...can anyone help.
In the course of my daily grind I have found it necessary to generalise a
dataset of polylines that represents a road network. This particular dataset
is quite heavy and at the scale I am
I uploaded a tool called FindNearestObject to Directionsmag some months ago.
I think that tool will do the trick for you. It will give you a table
containing a link between each point and the closest polygon. And it will even
show a line between the point and the point of the polygonn that is cl
I have a set of points and a set of polygons that are supposed to contain
the points. Unfortunately some of the points fall outside the polygons due
to data inaccuracy. What I would like to do is to establish a procedure
that would identify which polygon is closest to each point. I am quite at
Thanks to all who have replied about my not being able to update a
field. The e-mail that solved my problem was from Soren Breddam in
which he suggested that you can't perform an update with a WHERE clause.
I used the following to successfully update my field.
Select * From Copy_KGH_Surgeries_LHA
Hi All,
I've noticed that when you use the geocode option in MapInfo nothing appears
in the MapBasic window. I am assuming that geocoding is actually a
collection of mapbasic commands, is this true? Also, does anyone have a
sample bit of code that I could run in a workspace to "geocode" a table
How about:
UPDATE Copy_KGH_Surgeries_LHA SET Elective_vs__Urgent = 1 WHERE RTRIM&(
Elective_vs__Urgent) = 'Elective'
Because Elective_vs__Urgent might be, say, 'Elective '.
Terry
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From: Ronning, Christine [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 05 April 2005 19:31
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