If you use Carmenta Studio, it is easy to discover the table names that are available in a GeoPackage or Map Package. Simply create a MapPackageDataSet and specify the Path and/or FileName so that the GeoPackage or Map Package file can be found on disk; Carmenta Studio will then populate a drop-down list for the TableName property with all available table names.

If you do not use Carmenta Studio, you can instead call DataSetInfo.FromDirectory or DataSetInfo.FromFile. You will get a main DataSetInfo with DataSetInfo.Children and each child will represent a table, with a tableName attribute in the DataSetInfo.AdditionalInfo.

If you use Carmenta Studio, it is easy to discover the table names that are available in a GeoPackage or Map Package. Simply create a MapPackageDataSet and specify the path and/or fileName so that the GeoPackage or Map Package file can be found on disk; Carmenta Studio will then populate a drop-down list for the tableName property with all available table names.

If you do not use Carmenta Studio, you can instead call DataSetInfo::fromDirectory or DataSetInfo::fromFile. You will get a main DataSetInfo with DataSetInfo::children and each child will represent a table, with a tableName attribute in the DataSetInfo::additionalInfo.

If you use Carmenta Studio, it is easy to discover the table names that are available in a GeoPackage or Map Package. Simply create a MapPackageDataSet and specify the path and/or fileName so that the GeoPackage or Map Package file can be found on disk; Carmenta Studio will then populate a drop-down list for the tableName property with all available table names.

If you do not use Carmenta Studio, you can instead call DataSetInfo.fromDirectory or DataSetInfo.fromFile. You will get a main DataSetInfo with DataSetInfo.children and each child will represent a table, with a tableName attribute in the DataSetInfo.additionalInfo.

If you use Carmenta Studio, it is easy to discover the table names that are available in a GeoPackage or Map Package. Simply create a MapPackageDataSet and specify the path and/or fileName so that the GeoPackage or Map Package file can be found on disk; Carmenta Studio will then populate a drop-down list for the tableName property with all available table names.

If you do not use Carmenta Studio, you can instead call DataSetInfo.fromDirectory or DataSetInfo.fromFile. You will get a main DataSetInfo with DataSetInfo.children and each child will represent a table, with a tableName attribute in the DataSetInfo.additionalInfo.