MapInfo and Pitney Bowes

[Eric_Bl...@mapinfo.com]

All,

The official legal name of the subsidiary that we are part of is PB MapInfo.  This will appear on any legal entities such as copyrights, etc.  For example, places where one might have seen MapInfo Corporation one would see PB MapInfo instead.

However, in general you will Pitney Bowes MapInfo as the name we will use for our subsidiary.

That said, there are no plans that I know of to change any of the product names. MapInfo Professional is still the name of the product. Of course, that could change but that is the current status of things.

Eric

[Macdougall, Evan]

How can I perform a node count on an open table?  Seems like it should be simple and I’m overlooking something.

 

-Evan MacDougall

GIS Supervisor

"Gentlemen, we may not make history tomorrow, but we shall certainly change the geography."

[Eric Johnson]

Evan,

Update an integer field with:

objectinfo(obj,20)

and then sum up the results.

-- Eric Johnson
    Boulder, CO

[David Reid]

Expounding on Eric Johnson's reply using      objectinfo(obj,20)

 

If you don't need to record this information, you could simply do a custom query using a derived column of just the total nodes of an object(s)

 

Select Columns:   sum(objectinfo(obj,20)) "Nodes"

From tables: selection  (or specifiy a table)

Into Table Named: NodeCount  (or the name of your choice

 

 

Will produce a query table with one column with header "Nodes", and one row with the sum count of all nodes in the selection or table.

 

 

 

HTH

David Reid

 

 

 

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From: mapi...@googlegroups.com [mailto:mapi...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Eric Johnson
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Subject: [MI-L] Re: Node Count