Your mbx has neglected to issue the command:
drop table selection
(this just deletes the graphic selection map, not the selection
itself.)
or when it did its selection it didn't use the "noselect" option
in the Select statement, e.g.:
Select * from <table> into <tmp-table> noselect
If you don't need to create a "selection", then using the
"noselect" option is a more efficient. You will still have the
results in <tmp-table>, but you won't have the graphic selection
showing. IMHO, "noselect" is a very under-used and over-needed
option in most mbx applications.
- Bill Thoen
Jonathan Stokes wrote:
>
> happy Friday everyone
> I have an mbx that a part of it's operation opens a MapInfo table and
> adds it to the current mapper. This works fine except that when it does
> that all the objects in this table appear to be selected and it kinda
> spoils the look of the thing. I can only clear it by doing Query >
> Unselect All
>
> anyone any ideas on why this is ?????
>
> laters
>
> Jon.
>
> Jonathan Stokes
> GIS Analyst
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