Save SQL Query/Save Objects to Table/Save Text Dialog Box - MapInfo_Pro - 2023

MapInfo Pro Help

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These three dialog boxes are very similar and perform the same function throughout MapInfo Pro. Not all fields are available in each dialog box.

Save in:

Lists the available folders and files. To see how the current folder fits in the hierarchy on your computer, click the down arrow. To see what's inside a folder, click it. The box below shows the folders and files in the selected location. You can also double-click a folder or file in that box to open it.

Up One Level button

Displays the directory one level up form the current directory.

View Desktop button

Displays your desktop.

Create New Folder button

Displays a new folder with a temporary name.

List button

Displays a list of files and folders without details such as file size etc.

Details button

Displays a list of files and folders with details including name, size, type, and modified.

Description Box

This shows the folders and files in the selected location. You can also double-click a folder or file in that box to open it.

Places Bar

The four buttons on the MapInfo Places Bar are associated with the following directory preferences: Tables, Remote Tables, Import Files, and Workspaces. Pressing one of these buttons switches the current directory of the dialog box to the directory associated with the button.

By default, MapInfo Places Bar is always displayed, even where there is no standard Places Bar. On systems that support a standard Places Bar, a set of option buttons, labeled MapInfo Places and Standard Places, allows you to toggle between the two.

File name

Provides a space for you to type the name of the file. You can use * as a wildcard. For example, you can type *.* to see a list of all files. You can also type the full path of a file. For example, you can type C:\MYDOCS\LETTER.DOC. Or, if you have used a long filename, you might type c:\mydocs\letter to mom.

Save as type

Select the type of file you want to save:

DBMS SQL Queries (*.sql)

Lists all files in the current directory that were saved with a .sql extension.

All files (*.*)

Lists all the files in the current directory.

Navigation Buttons

Save

Saves the contents of the SQL Query dialog box to a file with the name, file type, and location you specified.

Cancel

Closes this dialog box without saving any changes you have made.