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Or just:
Select * from s_table
Where rowid = i_row_id
into Selection
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Your dialog has at least three controls:
A Edit text control with an ID
A Button with the title "Browse"
A OKButton with the title "Upload"
When you click the Browse button you should call a handler (a sub procedure) where you use the FileOpenDlg() function to ask the user to pick a file of a certain type.
Then you should add the selected file name to ...
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Build your SQL statement at runtime:
comm = "Select * from "+s_table+" where rowid ="+i_row_id+" into Selection"
Run Command comm
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You just need to have a Calling statemet after each menu item, like this.
Sub Main
Create Menu "Test" ID "12" As
"Preferences" Calling Prefs,
"Leads" Calling Leads,
"LeadsRemain" Calling LeadsRemain,
"Accts" Calling Accts,
"AcctsRemain Calling AcctsRemain "
Alter Menu Bar Add "Test"
End Sub
And a Sub Routine ...
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Look at the NME project
With it, you can have all metadata supported by GDAL referenced in an XML (also an SQL output options) using the python script gdalogr_catalogue.py with a command like below
python gdalogr_catalogue.py -d /home/my_directory
After, it's up to you to adapt the retrieved XML from this utility to be able to compare it with anzlic ...
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When you get to the "Create Thematic Map - Step 3 of 3 Window", click the "Legend.." button. You will be shown the "Customize Legend" box - on the right handside of which is the range labels list, including at the bottom "all others" - highlight this row and below there is a check box for "Show the Range" - check it and that should be it
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You can find the MapBasic source code for the Delete Duplicates tool in your MapBasic installations folder: ..\Samples\MAPBASIC\DeleteDuplicates
With this you can modify the code to loop thru all open tables or modify the dialog to let the user pick more than one table.
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Open the MapBasic window (from the Option menu)
Select you polygon
Run these statements from the MapBasic window. Simple copy & paste them into the MapBasic window, hightlight all the lines and hit enter. Do replace "PIPES" with the name of your table.
Fetch First From Selection
Dim oSel As Object
oSel = Selection.OBJ
Select ...
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The issue was related to a MapBasic application that was running inside MapInfo. This application was automatically executing some code when saving a workspace. After disabling this MapBasic application I was able to save *.mws files.
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Kev,
If you need one area, or a centroid for one area, you will have to create a single area merging postcode sectors by sales district.
I assume that you already have a column in your table identifying the sales area for each postcode sector.
Next step is to use Table > Combine Objects Using Column... to merge records for the same sales areas into a ...
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I have a few tips/solutions for you, none of them are however the ideal solution.
Here we go:
Creating TAB file for ECW files
If you change your Table Projection (Options > Preferences > Map Window > Projections) to match the projection of your ECW file, you don't have to select the projection manually for each ECW. The Select Projection dialog will have ...
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I just tried this with my MapInfo Professional 11.0.4, and I was able to save it as a "true" MWS, the XML version of our workspace.
Just to make sure: You do change the file type when you use Save workspace, right?
Also is it a very "complicated" workspace, that you are saving?
Could you try with a very basic one? Just one table in a map window. Does that ...
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A seamless table is an index table referencing other MapInfo tables (raster and/or vector) thru these tables MBR, Minimum Bounding Rectangle.
If you open a seamless table into a map window in MapInfo Professional you will not see the data from the table itself, but MapInfo Professional will open the tables which MBR is inside the current view of the map.
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They probably mean MapInfo's version of a Raster Catalog. If you're dealing with image data, then I would assume this is what they're looking for.
It doesn't sound like they're easy to make with FME, based on the link in Rob Quincey's answer.
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We use both MapInfo and FME at my workplace, but sadly the guys who know this stuff are away today. I wonder if this might help answer your question?
FMEPedia Answer
Sounds like it is not an easy thing to do in FME.
Hopethat helps in some way?
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This should do it:
update table_id set some_field = TableInfo(table_id,1)
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Have you checked the TAB file itself? Right click on the saved .TAB file and open in Notepad or another basic text editor and see what the version number it has saved in the top is. It should look something like this.
!table
!version 450
!charset WindowsLatin1
If it says !version1050 then it might be worth changing that to !version850 (make sure you make ...
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You need to edit the file path in the workspace using a text editor. After it says Open Table you will need to set the path to the local files
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It seems it is actually crashing on this line
Export Multipolylines Into sDir & "zerolengths.csv" Type "CSV
Does the table Multipolylines exist elsewhere in your code? Did you mean to export the zerolengths table you created instead?
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