John,
If the super Market is categorized, it would probably be under the
Shop(food) category. I usually find it best when doing a search to
use the All category to generate the most matches. The sub category
helps identify what something is if it isn't obvious. The sub
category isn't the best way to search.
Mike
At 08:41 PM 8/22/2007, you wrote:
>Hi John,
>Well one idea is to not use the sub category and use all
first. Then when you find one of these pois you were looking for
do a detailed POI information (Space P / Read P) and it will tell
you what main category it is in and what sub category it is
in. This hopefully will help you moving forward. If all you hear
is the main category then that POI wasn't classified with a sub
category by TeleAtlas and Info USA.
>
>Charles.
>
>
>At 08:34 PM 8/22/2007, you wrote:
>>Hi,
>>Both my inexperience and ineptness are preventing me from finding
catagories for super markets.
>>I'm trying to find the well know places as well as Japanese and
chinese markets.
>>I can't find a catagory which addresses super markets in the
advanced Poi search.
>>
>>I also get a lot of no Pois nearby when I look for a specific
item such as a park or restaurant.
>>I live in anaheim Southern California.
>>Today I was looking for Pearson Park which is about three and a
half miles from me.
>> I usually put my nearest parameter at 0 and then furtherest
about 10 miles and pick my catagory and a sub catagory.
>>If I am asked to put in a specific string and I know what I am
looking for I add it in.
>>But I almost always get a no Pois near by.
>>What am I doing wrong?
>>John
>>
>>
>> John Gassman
>>mailto:johngassman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>Recognition Of The Problem is 51% Of The Solution
>
>Charles M. La Pierre CTO
>Sendero Group, LLC
>
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