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Anshul,  I was confused by method signature. Both in VS and ExtensibilityReferenceHelp is offered as string array.  Thank you for your answer ------------------------------ Marijan ------------------------------

Hello, I have already asked this question on MapInfo-L group, but I didn't get right answer. Basically, I'm trying to pass array of strings to MBX Sub from C# assembly. C# part of code: string[] subParams = ( "param1", "param2") mbxApp.CallMapBasicSubroutine("MySub", subParams); ​ MabBasic sub: ...

I ended up recreating view on SQL Server (it was created from view, linked server table and table), register TAB and make it mappable. It works now. Yesterday I printed out TAB content of both base table and view table. I'm comparing connection string of view table now that is working and one from ...

Hi Eric, yes, I'm referring to SQL Server view.  Both tables are in mapcatalog (they have to be in order to be mappable, right?). Same thing happens when refreshing with UI, and from MapBasic command window. Doesn't make a difference if it's just view opened or multiple table, ------------ ...

Hi James,  thank you for your answer. I did check all this before posting question here. TAB doesn't contain 'PWD' element of connection string both in base tables and view table definitions, however base table refreshes without prompting. I have manually added this parameter to view TAB, same ...

Hello,  I have MBX code that is supposed to refresh opened tables (linked tables from SQL Server) when loaded.  Now, when refreshing base tables it's ok, but when I try to refresh view table I'm asked for username/password even though connection is established in the beginning. Also, I tried refreshing ...

Hello,  I have created Ribbon tool buttons (using C#) to draw different objects (points, lines, polylines...). Is there any way to get created object? Something similar to MapBasic commands CommandInfo(CMD_INFO_CUSTOM_OBJ/CMD_INFO_X/Y) but within same C# code.  I know I could call  a MapBasic subroutine ...