Hi Stephen!
I'm a bit confused as to what you are trying to do here.
But this is how I understand it: First you append TAB2 to TAB1, and that is no problem. But you get a number of overlapping region objects. I assume that your tabs contain a large number of regions.
In order to find a total area
I have downloaded a Landsat image from https://zulu.ssc.nasa.gov/mrsid/
It is in Mr Sid format.
Using MapInfo 8.0 I get an error message
"Raster Engine Error : 4."
Ther error occurs after I have selected the
projection and a Mapper Window opens, but the image is not visible.
Note that
Data Directions wrote:
I have downloaded a Landsat image from https://zulu.ssc.nasa.gov/mrsid/
It is in Mr Sid format.
Using MapInfo 8.0 I get an error message "*Raster Engine Error : 4*."
I think this is an "upgrade" in the MrSID format that is addressed by
the MapInfo 8.0 upgrade.
- Bill
Philip,
The interesting question is what actual is taking the time. Is it opening
the tables, showing these in a mapper or setting the layer settings for the
layers ?
I would recommend, that you add some MapBasic code to a copy of your
workspace to make some speed testing.
At the top of
Hi All,
I checked the archives and found the same question but no
response from like 2001. Googled the message and couldn’t find anything
either. I’ve had this problem occasionally and would just start over
from scratch and don’t want to do that any more if I can fix or prevent
this fr
Valerie,
Sounds like there's a query embedded in the workspace, for which the
SQL syntax is incorrect. Specifically, there may be a problem with
whether all parentheses occur in pairs of one opening "(" and one
closing ")"
You may want to open the workspace in a text
editor and examine any S
I guess you are adding a new record to the table ?
If so the problem is that you need to enter a unique value into the column
MI_PRINX.
The best solution would of course be to add a trigger in the Oracle database,
that using a Sequence will update this column for you.
This is one of the few thin
Hi Bill,
I am using the latest version of MapInfo, build 33 (version 8). I opened
other images fromn this site four months ago without a problem.
So do you mean that the Mr Sid format may have been upgraded and we now need
to possibly wait for MapInfo 8.5?
Cheers,
Bill
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On Tue, Apr 18, 2006 at 06:48:56AM +0800, Data Directions wrote:
> I am using the latest version of MapInfo, build 33 (version 8). I opened
> other images fromn this site four months ago without a problem.
>
> So do you mean that the Mr Sid format may have been upgraded and we now
> need to poss
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Does anyone know where I can get a map index for Brazil maps, produced at
100K scale. I am starting a new project in MapInfo.
If you go to this website, IBGE Website http://www.ibge.gov.br/english/# it
allows you to download PDF, TIF and DGN maps at various scales (click on
Download > Geoscie
Robert,
Another way, that works regardless of
whether or not either table is mappable is a query of this form:
Tables {TableA}
Where {ID in (select ID from TableB)}
Or:
Tables {TableB}
Where {ID in (select ID from TableA)}
Cheers
David L
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Bill,
How about exporting the SID file out of Global Mapper as a geoTiff for use
in MapInfo. I have had good success changing projections of raster files
within Global Mapper for use with MapInfo.
Dan
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Daniel P. Laux
Geologist
South Branch Resources LLC
Apache Junct
Perhaps it is due to a MrSID block-size
error? Apparently this causes problems with a range of software, including
LizardTech’s own GeoExpress (prior to the Feb2006 patches).
Recently this free
utility (from LizardTech) was useful to me –
MrSID Blocksize Reset Utility for MG3 File
An alternative (a better one than a GeoTiff
export, in my opinion) would be to convert to ECW format, which is a better
format than either SID or TIF.
There are 3 faster decoders of MrSID files
than the LizardTech free MrSIDDecode.exe, if anyone is interested.
IL Thomas
GeoSciSo
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