I wonder if you can select them all by size. They all look way smaller than the polygons they lie inside.
Can you try to run a query like this from the Simple Select dialog
Select your table from the
Select Records from Table list and paste this condition into the
that Satisfy: field:
Area(obj, "sq m") < 1000
You might have to change the size (1000) to a value that matches the sizes of your small polygons.
You can also use the SQL Window if you prefer:
Select *
From Polygons
Where Area(Obj, "sq m") < 1000
Into Selection
Replace
Polygons
with the name of your table
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Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data
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Original Message:
Sent: 09-29-2022 10:23
From: Fanny Chan
Subject: Smaller polygons within polygon
I would like to delete them since they are empty.
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Fanny Chan
Knowledge Community Shared Account
Original Message:
Sent: 09-29-2022 03:08
From: Peter Møller
Subject: Smaller polygons within polygon
Hi Fanny
Are the smaller polygons fully contained in the bigger polygons?
Do you need to combine them or could you just delete them?
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Peter Horsbøll Møller
Principal Presales Consultant | Distinguished Engineer
Precisely | Trust in Data
Original Message:
Sent: 09-28-2022 15:52
From: Fanny Chan
Subject: Smaller polygons within polygon
Is there a function I can use that can help me merge these smaller polygons to the polygon they contain within?
I've used something like Union in ArcGIS, but I'm trying to find a solution on MapInfo that would do the same? Since there are many of these scattered throughout the tab file, I don't want want to manually combine selected objects.
Also, theres no similar ID I can use to merge them either, so it would have to be something like a spatial join.

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Fanny Chan
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