Hi Greg,
MS/SQL is very much like Access, and MS/SQL keeps the tables list in a
special system table called sysobjects. One can query this table as any
other table.
I wondered whether Access didn't have a similar construct, and under
that assumption, I google'd for it, and found this query :
I want to display to my users a MultiListBox containing the names of the
tables contained in a Microsoft Access Database. I plan on using the
FileOpenDlg() function where the user will identify the name of the Access
database as below.
Dim s_database_name As
String
s_database_name =
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How do you do that?
I must be blind because I can't seem
to figure that out.
I have a number of very active legends,
but the little embedded window it says just: No active legend.
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Hi Alison
The Distance calculator tool (comes free with mapinfo) can do this. Just
open it from Tool Manager. Quite a versatile tool.
Best Regards
Joe
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Hi Joel
This appears to be what you are after:
http://www.directionsmag.com/files/index.php/view/249
Includes the source code so you can see
the sql involved.
Regards
Joe
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Dear all,
I have a long line representing coastline in table 1 and many points in
table 2. I would like to update table 2 with the shortest distance between
each point and the coast. The tools I have found so far seem to calculate
the distance to the centroid of the coast polyline. Any suggesti
