Hello all,
I have a list of villages/ towns in Oman which have populations attached to
them. I want to be able to spread this poplation across a region.
For example. Three dots is a row.
Point A = 5
Point B = 7
Point C = 10
I want to now be able to distribute point B pop between A and C area a
Hi Sarah,
Assuming that your grid table is a polygon table, try the following
query:
select GridTable.ID, count(*)
from GridTable, PointTable
where GridTable.obj contains PointTable.obj
group by GridTable.ID
into Selection
Substitute the names of your tables for 'GridTable' and 'PointTable',
and
Hi,
I am doing a local map of our village and would like to use some point
symbols for a couple of sporting facilities (soccer, surfing, tennis) and
for schools, restaurants and shopping centres.
I used to have some good fonts from an old corel draw 3 program, but that
is long uninstalled
Harold,
This is caused by a setting on your printer.
Two things can cause this problem:
1. You are using a Printer font, try changing it to a true type font
2. Try selecting a different Windows Default Printer
HTH,
Peter Horsbøll Møller
GIS Developer, MTM
Geographical Information & IT
COWI A/
Mike,
It think the solution suggested by Terry has a problem. What you actual find
with that query is the objects in table2 that are within a distance of 100
meters from the "current active" object in table1. With "current active" I mean
the record that MapInfo at the moment has it's cursor poi
> Hi Listers,
>
> I have a workspace in which the layout has rotated text objects (as well as
> unrotated text objects). When I print the layout, the text objects that are
> rotated print as a filled rectangle (black or other assigned color). The
> strange thing is that other MI 8.0 users can p
Hendrik,
1.
There isn't a HG_SpericalBuffer or ST_Buffer UDF. See the following notes.
HG_SphericalBuffer generates a buffer region around a geometry in a
longitude/latitude coordinate system.
Note: This function is available within sp_spatial_query, but not available as
a UDF, because SQL Se
Hello all,
Someone told me how to do this once and now I can't find it anywhere.
Sorry.
I need to pull the street name out of a column that has both the address
number and street name. Any suggestions?
Thanks
Alan
Hi,
I try to retrieve the coordinates of all the nodes of a
polygon using the ObjectNode function. I set the coordinates system in
Long/Lat NAD83. The function return the correct coordinates but round
the result to 4 decimals. I store the coordinates in float variables.
How can I
Hi Graham (and other Listers)
MapInfo offer a StreetPro Basic version of their New Zealand street product
which includes layers such as national highways and main roads along with other
supporting layers.
Cost for NZ is AUD$3,300 (inc.GST). It can also be purchased as North Island
and South I
Hi Tim
Thanks for the reply.
I want to make it mappable.
This is a table that HAD graphic objects. Trouble is, I needed to
update my foxpro master database with it, and update it with its master
from the foxpro database. In so doing, I think I overwrote the MI .dbf
table with its foxpro .db
Yep that got it working.
Thanks
Mike
Terry McDonnell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mike
I haven't done this myself yet but does the below work?
HTH
Terry
Select *
from Table2
where table2.obj within Buffer( table1.Obj, 1, 100, "m")
-Original Message-
From: Mike Tonge [mailto:[EMAIL
Maybe the string length is too big for MI to cope with? Some errors are
"referred" and aren't what the problem actually is.
As a test, can you break it down into something shorter? Chop off some
decimal points, perhaps - and drop off a couple of points.
---
Ian Thomas
GeoSciSoft - Perth, Austra
Hello,
Could somebody help me to find a map of American Guam.
Thanks.
Petr Grinshpun
Senior Analyst,
Legislative Demographic Services, Inc.
3975 Fair Ridge Dr.
Fairfax, VA 22033-2924
703.259.5247
Hi List
I'll rephrase a previous post:
How do I geocode a table that does not have any obvious numeric x/y
co-ord type columns?
I have a table that has lost its geographical objects and can't remember
how I did it way back.
It takes its values (polylines) from another table that itself has
Mike
I haven't done this myself yet but does the below work?
HTH
Terry
Select *
from Table2
where table2.obj within Buffer( table1.Obj, 1, 100, "m")
-Original Message-
From: Mike Tonge [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 30 August 2005 14:16
To: Terry McDonnell
Subject: MI-L SQL sel
Maybe the string length is too big for MI to cope with? Some errors are
"referred" and aren't what the problem actually is.
As a test, can you break it down into something shorter? Chop off some
decimal points, perhaps - and drop off a couple of points.
---
Ian Thomas
GeoSciSoft - Perth, Austra
Hi there,
I have a TAB file with 150 polygons. I would like to somehow create a
separate TAB file of where the overlaps take place along with a count of
how many overlaps take place. In some cases only two polygons might
overlap while in other cases 10 polygons could overlap. I have used the
chec
Hi List
I've got two MapInfo points tables and I wish to select all pairs where an
object from one table is within 100m of an object in the other table. Can
someone tell me the SQL syntax for doing this?
Thanks
Mike
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