I'm pulling data from Oracle Spatial. I'm trying to define three label classes similar to the following:
- where some_column != "value"
- where some_column = "value" and other_column is null
- where some_column = "value" and other_column is not null
I've tried setting up the second clause of the last two classes using != and =, leaving the Value column blank in both cases. The != version shows up as expected, but the = version doesn't.
As a work around, I tried leaving out the conditions on the third class assuming that only one label style could be applied to each feature. This doesn't seem to be the case- my 'default' labels were shown on top of the other label classes that matched.
Any way to make this work?
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Microstation: 08.11.07.443
Map: 08.11.07.425
Rob, did you get an answer on this yet ?
Additionally are you trying to set the PBA string in this ? If so, maybe look at a VBA script to set the PBA string, this should handle a situation like this.
Jerry