Andrew,
You will need to have one native MI table with the polygons and an ID. Have
the same ID in your Access table and perform a join on the 2 tables. Then
Save Query (NOT Save Copy as).
When you open your Query table (this is a view of the result of your
previous query) MI will open the 2 tables and perform the join.
Otherwise, to store polygons or lines in an ODBC database you will need
SpatialWare
Hope this helpsChris Perry
Manager Mapping Systems
Parks Victoria
Ph: 613 9816 6800
Fax: 613 9816 7222
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From: Hayes, Andrew [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, 5 February 1999 21:28
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Subject: MI Creating regions on a live ODBC table
Hi,
This is probably quite a straight forward task, but I can only find
references to the creation of points on mapped ODBC tables. Is it possible
to have a live linked MS Access table, and create regions for that table?
Andrew Hayes
GIS Analyst/Programmer
Wakefield MDC
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