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Syntax 1 (for exporting MIF/MID files, DBF files, or ASCII text files)
Export table
Into file_name
[ Type
{ "MIF" |
"DBF" Charset char_set ] |
"ASCII" Charset char_set ] [ Delimiter "d " ] [ Titles ] } ]
"CSV" [ Charset char_set ] [ Titles ] } ]
[ Overwrite ]
Syntax 2 (for exporting DXF files)
Export table
Into file_name
[ Type "DXF" ]
[ Overwrite ]
[ Preserve
[ AttributeData ] [ Preserve ] [ MultiPolygonRgns [ As Blocks ] ] ]
[ { Binary | ASCII [ DecimalPlaces decimal_places ] } ]
[ Version { 12 | 13 } ]
[ Transform
( MI_x1, MI_y1 ) ( MI_x2, MI_y2 )
( DXF_x1, DXF_y1 ) ( DXF_x2, DXF_y2 ) ]
table is the name of an open table; do not use quotation marks around this name.
file_name is a string specifying the file name to contain the exported data; if the file name does not
include a path, the export file is created in the current working directory.
char_set is a string that identifies a character set, such as “WindowsLatin1”; see CharSet clause for
details.
d is a character used as a delimiter when exporting an ASCII file.
decimal_places is a small integer (from 0 to 16, default value is 6), which controls the number of
decimal places used when exporting floating-point numbers in ASCII.
MI_x1, MI_y1, etc. are numbers that represent bounds coordinates in the MapInfo Professional
table.
DXF_x1, DXF_y1, etc. are numbers that represent bounds coordinates in the DXF file.