RE: MI-L SQL selection

2004-02-20 Thread Warren Vick, Europa Technologies Ltd.
Hello Soren, You've fallen into a common trap when learning SQL! Sometimes AND's and OR's are the opposite to what one would express in spoken language. In this case, I assume you want to select records from any of the three cities. In this case you need to use OR instead of AND. What's happening

Re: MI-L SQL selection

2004-02-20 Thread Norman Mabunda
Hi Soren Map Info does not want And if you are selecting from one field, but it rather wants Or. So simple run the same query and put Or instead of And. Regards, Norman Mabunda Manager: GIS and Databases [EMAIL PROTECTED] +27 12 312 0843 (Tel) +27 12 312 0642 (fax) +27 73 265 9279

RE: MI-L sql selection

2002-07-09 Thread HANNA MICHAEL (TOR1MMH)
Nick, I believe that the structure you want cannot be achieved using a query. The best result you can get from a query is: Region1 Tile1 Region1 Tile2 Region1 Tile3 Region2 Tile1 Region2 Tile3... You can, however, use this resulting table to generate a