Claude,
One simplistic option would be to open the tab files in a text editor and
look at the table structures there. They'll be in the first section of the
document. It covers the info you're looking for.
The top of the City_125 layer that comes with MI Pro looks like this for
instance:
Type NATIVE Charset "WindowsLatin1"
Fields 4
City Char (40) Index 1 ;
State Char (2) Index 2 ;
Tot_hu Decimal (9, 0) ;
Tot_pop Decimal (9, 0) ;
Not technical, but works!
Jennifer McQuiston
MBS, Inc.
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Hi,
How can I compare the field structure between 2 MapInfo files. Fo course, I
want to know what is the difference (field name,field type and the order)
between 2 different MapInfo files.
Thank you in advance
Claude Couture
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