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> Télécharger la zone d'étude en taille réelle. Cartography - How to find which table has layer in mapinfo? - GIS. If I understand you correctly, I think you want to be able to find out in MapBasic what table a query is based on. In your queries I would advise adding the into clause to the end of the select statement so you know what the table name is you are dealing with. For eg. Select * from earth where population >100 into qryName To determine whether a table is a query or not, you can use the following: Print TableInfo(qryName, TAB_INFO_TYPE) If this returns 1 its a base table and if it returns 2 the table is a query. If the layer is a query, then you can use Print TableInfo(qryName, TAB_INFO_MAPPABLE_TABLE) This will tell you which layer the query is based on.
String result indicating the name of the table containing graphical objects. I think for you case this should be fine. Photo aerienne - L'Europe vue du ciel - 184.044 photos aériennes.
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