AddODBCLayer()

Adds an ODBC layer to a map.

AddODBCLayer(string map_name, string layer_name, string service_name, string db_layer_name, string schema_name, array options)

Argument	Contents
map_name	The name of the map to which the layer is added
layer_name	The desired name for the layer in the map
service_name	The name of the ODBC service
db_layer_name	The name of the ODBC table
schema_name	The name of the ODBC schema if necessary, otherwise null

Option	Type	Contents
Fields	3 strings	The names of the fields with the ID, X and Y values (required)
Read Only	Boolean	"True" to open read only, "False" (default) otherwise
NAD Conversion	3 strings	Input datum, output datum, and conversion file (if needed); the input and output datums should be different
Projection	String, array	The projection name and the array of options
Transform	Array	Array indicating the transformation to apply to coordinates in the file. This can have three forms: 1. An array of two or more four-element arrays containing local and world coordinates for control points, for example, {{real localX1, real localY1, real longitude1, real latitude1}, ...} 2. An array of four elements - {real X_multiplier, real Y_multiplier, real X_offset, real Y_offset} 3. Center and Extent transform {c1_x, c1_y, width_1, c2_x, c2_y, width_2} where center is shifted from (c1_x,c1_y) to (c2_x,c2_y), and vector of length width_1 out of c_1 becomes a vector of length width_2 out of c_2.

A string indicating the actual name of the layer, which is identical to layer_name unless the layer name is already in use.

The Fields option is required.
If the coordinates are longitude and latitude with implied decimal places, you must use the Transform option to multiply them by the appropriate factor to get decimal degrees. For example, if there are six implied decimal places, multiply by .000001.
For more details on the NAD Conversion option, see Datum Conversions.
For more details on the Projection option, see Using Projections and Coordinate Systems.

AddODBCLayer(GetMap(), "Cities", "myservice", "US City", "US Data",

{{"Fields", "ID", "Lon", "Lat"}})

Error Type	Meaning
Error	The service is not a valid ODBC database, or one of the parameters is invalid
NotFound	There is no service with the specified name

Function	Summary
AddODBCLayerToWorkspace()	Adds an ODBC layer to an application without it appearing in a map or dataview
AddSDOLayer()	Adds a layer from a Oracle Spatial table to a map