Import MIF
Instructions for use
The MIF file (*.mif) is an intermediate exchange file used by MapInfo for data exchange. When you open a map table in MapInfo and export it in *.mif format, MapInfo generates two files (*.mif and *.mid). The *.mif file stores the table structure and geometry of objects in MapInfo, including style information such as symbol style and fill mode. This tool is used to import MIF files as simple datasets or CAD datasets.
Parameter description
| Parameter Name | Parameter Interpretation | Parameter Type |
|---|---|---|
| Select File | Input the data path information to be imported. | String |
| Character Set | Select the character set type of the file to be imported, with ASCII as the default. | Charset |
| Result Datasource | Specify the datasource where the result dataset is stored. | Datasource |
| Result Dataset | The specified resulting dataset name. | String |
| Group | Supports importing data into a specified group. If no group is selected, the data is imported under the datasource. | String |
| Encode Type | The encoding type of the dataset to be generated. | EncodeType |
| Import Schema | Set the import mode when a dataset with the same name exists. | ImportMode |
| Dataset Type | Select the type of dataset after import. Supports importing as CAD dataset or simple dataset, with simple dataset as the default. | Boolean |
| Create Spatial Index | Set whether to create a spatial index for the imported dataset, which is checked by default. If checked, a spatial index will be created for the dataset according to the supported index types, improving the efficiency of spatial queries and data access. | Boolean |
| Import Attributes | Used to set whether you want to import attribute information, which is checked by default. If checked, it means importing attributes along with spatial data; otherwise, only geometry is imported without attributes. | Boolean |
Output Result
| Parameter Name | Parameter Interpretation | Parameter Type |
|---|---|---|
| Result Dataset | Result dataset | DatasetVector |