Hi,
> I am attempting to get the coordinates for points and the start,
> mid, and end points of polylines from MapInfo into an Access
> database. I have attempted to use the @Coordinate, it just will not
> fill in the data in the database. I have also used the
> CoordinateFetcher in the Workbench, it will fill in the coords for
> the points and the start point for the lines. I see where it is
> mentioned to use the index on the CoordinateFetcher to change the
> location of the point that you want to get; however, I don't see
> where you can set it up to retrieve 3 sets of points.
That's because you can't :)
However, you can use 3 CoordinateFetchers in a row to grab the desired
coordinates, or an OGCGeometryExtractor (set to Well Known Text) and
then do some clever trickery with StringReplacer (2 I think) and
AttributeSplitter. It's a bit more of a hassle that way though, so the
multiple CoordinateFetcher trick is probabely the way to go.
Hope this helps.
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