3.11.3 Determining the Geometries Filtered By Non-Spatial Attributes

You can perform non-spatial filter analysis using a compound query.

To run a compound query with non-spatial attributes, you must perform the following steps.

The instructions assume that you have the layer to be filtered displayed on your Active Project page.

1. Click against the map layer, whose coordinates needs to be filtered, in the Layers tab.
2. Select Spatial Analysis.
   The Spatial Analysis Operations window opens as shown in Figure 3-79.
3. Click the Filter tab and select Return elements filtered by non-spatial rules.
   The Attribute Filter dialog opens as shown:

   Figure 3-83 Non-Spatial Attributes Filter

   
   Description of "Figure 3-83 Non-Spatial Attributes Filter"
4. Optionally, change the default Analysis name.
5. Optionally, change the Dataset to be filtered only if you want to apply the filter criteria against a different dataset. In such a case, Spatial Studio removes any existing criteria associated with the default dataset.
6. Select the Column name.
7. Select the Operator to filter by from the drop-down list.
8. Enter the Value to be filtered.
9. Optionally, click Add Criteria to repeat from step-6 to step-8 to add as many criteria as required. Also, click the And or Or operator to form the compound query.
10. Click Run.
    The Analysis result is listed under Analyses in the Data elements panel on the left pane in the Active Project page.
11. Drag and drop the analysis result on the map view.
    This creates a new map layer highlighting the geometry for the filtered attributes.

    Figure 3-84 Non-Spatial Filter Analysis

    
    Description of "Figure 3-84 Non-Spatial Filter Analysis"