Title: Meddelelse
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Hi
John,
try
using this
Select objectinfo(obj, 2) from table into test
Objectinfo(obj, OBJ_INFO_Pen)
returns the pen clause for drawing the boundary of the region as Pen( width ,
pattern , color ).
You can
then sort by the last part of the clause to find the color code for red =
updated objects.
Best regards
Jacob K. Jørgensen
Engineer,
M.SC. in GeoInformatics
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Hello All,
This is an odd one I have
received a table containing about 3,000 sites. Approximately half of which
have been updated and half havent. The problem is that the data capture team
doing the updates have simply coloured the updated sites red and the left the
unupdated ones black they havent added a column to the database
unfortunately.
As you can imagine manually
selecting all the red ones would be a pain as they are scattered amongst the
table. Is there anyway or any tool that can select all the red site
boundaries??
Told you it was a funny
one!!
Cheers!
John
Nott
Consultant/GIS
Analyst
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