Upload tables to the database using EasyLoader.Upload tables to the database using MapInfo Pro's File Save As (in the filetype dropdown list, pick the data source pointing at the database you want to save the table to) or.Create the MapInfo MapCatalog in the database (using EasyLoader).Create a (ODBC) data source for the database.You can find the presentation here: Working with MapInfo Professional and Spatial Databasesīasically you need to go thru a number of steps to prepare a spatial database for use with MapInfo Pro: The presentation is based on SQL Server but most of the concepts are the same for PostgreSQL/PostGIS. I have created a presentation that will give you a good overview on how to use and take advantage of a spatial database from MapInfo Pro. I would recommend that you create the MapInfo MapCatalog via EasyLoader and then save your table back to the database using a different name, either via File > Save as or via EasyLoader. This also means that the spatial database can only be accessed from MapInfo Pro if you open this specific table. map file connected to your attribute file (.dat). If you don't have the mapcatalog and your table is spatial/mappable in MapInfo Pro chances are that you aren't reading/writing the spatial data to the database but just storing it in a local. You need the mapcatalog to store spatial data in the database from MapInfo Pro and for MapInfo Pro to be able to read the spatial data from the database.
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