Thanks Steve knew it had to be simple
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From: Steve Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, 14 April 2004 2:50 PM
To: Michael Gibson
Subject: Re: MI-L Table Structure query
Table structure info can be found in the tab files. The tab file is a text
file that tells MapInfo information about the layer and how to open the
data. Open the TAB files in a text editor and print their contents.
Regards
Steve Smith
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
Geography/Spatial Consulting and Mapping (SC&M)
ABS Level 3 South 333 , Wk: (02) 6252-6824
Mobile: 0404 099 311 , Hm: (02) 6258-9311
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I have several tables generated thru DXF import which have consistent field
names, however the properties of these field arent consistent ie Table1
visable will have char 5 prop. Table2 visable will be set to small integer
and so on.
Is these away to print a table structure report for each table, so that I
can modify stuctures and later combine tables without lossing data.
> Micheal Gibson
> Assets / GIS officer
> Rous Water
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