In MapInfo, I always sort out version problem
by using Window WordPad to open the *.tab file,
change the "! ver" to older one, say 450 to 400
(if do not utilize the new functions or new maximum no.
of records that new version can handle ) and then save it.
Not sure if it works for your case but
I know this has been answered but since no sum was given - for other peoples
interest you could also use the MOD function
even:
select * from query1 where rowid mod 2 = 0
odd
select * from query1 where rowid mod 2 = 1
I believe this approach to be better because it can be used to get every Xth
Vinesh,
If your column is a number field rather than a character field you can
expand on Mike's idea by including the Str$() function.
eg
update mytable set newcol = left$(str$(id_number),2)
Alternatively if you are sure the id_number is always 10 digits you can use
the INT function and
I am interested in characterizing central tendancies of the width (E-W) and
height (N-S) of a large number of polygons in a MapInfo table. Is there any
way to generate the minimun and maximum coordinates associated with a
polygon? Thanks much for any help.
Ian Robertson
Ian
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Greetings,
It has been sometime since I have used MI4.5, but I do have a question about
the Tools Manager.
When I use the Add Tool function, the tool does not appear in the Tools drop
down list. Even if I use the AutoLoad function, still it will not appear.
Is anyone still using MI4.5? Is
