Hope that explains my predicament a bit better. Yes of course I could make
a separate layer in MAP or ARC to separate the *ISLAND bit but I am sure
that wont be necessary with help from this group.
I think you dont understand what I mean :
This the Autodesk on line help and its very
Yes I misread your first post Remy but thanks for your response and the Map
hyperlink.
Cheers, Peter
On 08/02/2013, at 7:58 PM, lunab54 luna...@free.fr wrote:
“Hope that explains my predicament a bit better. Yes of course I could make a
separate layer in MAP or ARC to separate the *ISLAND
Team, I have a data set that has a colmn 'NAME' that includes a bunch called
'?? ISLAND'
I am trying to exclude the ISLAND tags by using (NAME '% ISLAND') without
brackets as my filter but it does work.
any helpers plz or a page where I can get basic examples??
I'm ,more than comfortable
Try NAME NOT LIKE '% ISLAND'
The % needs to be used with LIKE or NOT LIKE in SQL
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On 2013-02-06, at 4:58 PM, sidecar5 shoemark.pe...@gmail.com wrote:
Team, I have a data set that has a colmn 'NAME' that includes a bunch called
'?? ISLAND'
I am trying to exclude
I believe with fdo it's a little different, you must put no first
Not name like '%island'
If you have an autodesk map you have a good help about.
Rémy Gourrat
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I'm not 100% certain, but I think NAME might be a reserved word in some FDO
providers?
On Thu, Feb 7, 2013 at 10:02 AM, Rémy Gourrat rgour...@ag-carto.fr wrote:
I believe with fdo it's a little different, you must put no first
Not name like '%island'
If you have an autodesk map you have a
Guys respectfully I think you are looking too deep.
Yes most certainly NAME 'NEW SOUTH WALES' means I dont want NSW to
appear from my Australia data feature source and it doesnt.
Likewise if I add, and NAME 'VICTORIA' and NAME
'SOUTH AUSTRALIA', those states also disappear from
Ok, the solution. (found through Google)
under some circumstances NOT LIKE and simply don't work. As an
alternate try moving the NOT part of the code
So what worked for me was NOT NAME LIKE '%ISLAND'
Perfect. Hope others can get something from this.
Cheers, Peter
On Thu, Feb 7, 2013 at 1:21
