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This is a discussion on Refreshing a dataset within the MapPoint 2006/2009 Discussion forums, part of the Map Forums category; I looked all over for something to answer my question but couldn't quite find it.... I have a dataset in ...
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10-19-2005
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| Refreshing a dataset I have a dataset in VB.NET that I want to use as the dataset in mappoint. The dataset displays on the map and refreshes automatically every 30 seconds. I would like the map to refresh only what changes in the dataset, so that it doesn't take so long to refresh all the data again upon clearing. Is this possible? and what code would be involved? Any help is appreciated!!          |
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10-21-2005
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Hi, Wy leet Mappoint handle the dataset and not your own program, then you have self control over it. If you then need to refresh something on the map then you only refresh what is needed.
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