Re: MI-L run command error problem

[Jaromir Svasta]

Variables cannot be included in command strings, you must substitute them 
with real values or functions. In case of region objects it is impossible 
because CreateRegion() function does not exist. With points, lines, 
circles or rectangles you can do it.

Jaromir Svasta

On Wed, 29 Oct 2003 09:28:04 +1000, Doug Pease 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Im stumped with what might have a very simple solution, but I am unable
to work it out. Hope someone can help me out here.


In an application I run a very simple query :

Select * from propertynotes where thisobj within propertynotes.obj into
findparcel


Thisobj is defined as an Object



When the query is run directly as a query it produces results. If I run
the query as a command string I get the following error: "Variable or
field thisobj not defined"


Any assistance greatly appreciated.



Doug Pease

GIS Officer

Livingstone Shire Council

PO Box 600

Yeppoon 4703

Qld Australia



Ph    07 49399957

Fax   07 49393290



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