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xviii SDO_WFS_PROCESS.RevokeMDAccessFromUser ......................................................... 34-21 SDO_WFS_PROCESS.UnRegisterMTable<strong>View</strong> ................................................................ 34-22 Part IV Supplementary Information A Installation, Compatibility, and Upgrade A.1 Ensuring That GeoRaster Works Properly After an Upgrade ............................................ A-1 B Oracle Locator C Complex Spatial Queries: Examples C.1 Tables Used in the Examples.................................................................................................... C-1 C.2 SDO_WITHIN_DISTANCE Examples ................................................................................... C-2 C.3 SDO_NN Examples ................................................................................................................... C-3 C.4 SDO_AGGR_UNION Example ............................................................................................... C-5 Glossary Index
List of Examples 2–1 Simple Example: Inserting, Indexing, and Querying Spatial Data...................................... 2-2 2–2 SDO_GEOMETRY Methods................................................................................................... 2-12 2–3 SDO_GEOMETRY Constructors to Create Geometries ..................................................... 2-14 2–4 SDO_TIN Attribute in a Query.............................................................................................. 2-17 2–5 SDO_PC Attribute in a Query................................................................................................ 2-19 2–6 SQL Statement to Insert a Rectangle ..................................................................................... 2-20 2–7 SQL Statement to Insert a Polygon with a Hole.................................................................. 2-22 2–8 SQL Statement to Insert a Compound Line String.............................................................. 2-23 2–9 SQL Statement to Insert a Compound Polygon .................................................................. 2-25 2–10 SQL Statement to Insert a Point-Only Geometry ................................................................ 2-26 2–11 Query for Point-Only Geometry Based on a Coordinate Value ....................................... 2-26 2–12 SQL Statement to Insert an Oriented Point Geometry ....................................................... 2-27 2–13 SQL Statement to Insert an Oriented Multipoint Geometry ............................................. 2-28 2–14 SQL Statement to Insert a Geometry with a Type 0 Element............................................ 2-30 2–15 SQL Statements to Insert Various Two-Dimensional Geometries.................................... 2-30 2–16 SQL Statements to Insert Three-Dimensional Geometries ................................................ 2-34 2–17 Updating Metadata and Creating Indexes for 3-Dimensional Geometries..................... 2-43 2–18 Creating and Using a User-Defined Unit of Measurement ............................................... 2-50 3–1 Using the ST_GEOMETRY Type for a Spatial Column ........................................................ 3-2 3–2 Creating, Indexing, Storing, and Querying ST_GEOMETRY Data ..................................... 3-2 3–3 Using the ST_ANNOTATION_TEXT Constructor................................................................ 3-8 4–1 Control File for a Bulk Load of Cola Market Geometries ..................................................... 4-1 4–2 Control File for a Bulk Load of Polygons ................................................................................ 4-2 4–3 Control File for a Bulk Load of Point-Only Data.................................................................... 4-3 4–4 Procedure to Perform a Transactional Insert Operation ....................................................... 4-4 4–5 PL/SQL Block Invoking a Procedure to Insert a Geometry ................................................. 4-4 5–1 Primary Filter with a Temporary Query Window................................................................. 5-8 5–2 Primary Filter with a Transient Instance of the Query Window ......................................... 5-8 5–3 Primary Filter with a Stored Query Window ......................................................................... 5-8 5–4 Secondary Filter Using a Temporary Query Window .......................................................... 5-9 5–5 Secondary Filter Using a Stored Query Window................................................................... 5-9 6–1 Using a Geodetic MBR ............................................................................................................... 6-4 6–2 Three-Dimensional Datum Transformation ........................................................................... 6-9 6–3 Transformation Between Geoidal And Ellipsoidal Height................................................ 6-11 6–4 Cross-Dimensionality Transformation ................................................................................. 6-14 6–5 Creating a User-Defined Geodetic Coordinate Reference System ................................... 6-47 6–6 Inserting a Row into the SDO_COORD_SYS Table ............................................................ 6-48 6–7 Creating a User-Defined Projected Coordinate Reference System................................... 6-49 6–8 Inserting a Row into the SDO_COORD_OPS Table ........................................................... 6-50 6–9 Inserting a Row into the SDO_COORD_OP_PARAM_VALS Table................................ 6-51 6–10 Creating a User-Defined Projected CRS: Extended Example............................................ 6-52 6–11 Creating a Vertical Coordinate Reference System .............................................................. 6-58 6–12 Creating a Compound Coordinate Reference System........................................................ 6-59 6–13 Creating a Geographic 3D Coordinate Reference System ................................................. 6-59 6–14 Creating a Transformation Operation .................................................................................. 6-60 6–15 Loading Offset Matrixes ......................................................................................................... 6-61 6–16 Simplified Example of Coordinate System Transformation.............................................. 6-64 6–17 Output of SELECT Statements in Coordinate System Transformation Example .......... 6-67 7–1 Including LRS Measure Dimension in Spatial Metadata...................................................... 7-6 7–2 Simplified Example: Highway............................................................................................... 7-17 7–3 Simplified Example: Output of SELECT Statements.......................................................... 7-20 10–1 WSConfig.xml File ................................................................................................................... 10-2 11–1 Geocoding, Returning Address Object and Specific Attributes........................................ 11-7 11–2 Geocoding from a Place Name and Country....................................................................... 11-9 xix
Page 1 and 2: Oracle® Spatial Developer's Guide
Page 3 and 4: Contents Preface ..................
Page 5 and 6: 2.7.9 Three-Dimensional Geometry Ty
Page 7 and 8: 6.7.23 SDO_ELLIPSOIDS Table .......
Page 9 and 10: 11.1.2 Match Modes ................
Page 11 and 12: 16.4 Java API for CSW Administratio
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Page 15 and 16: SDO_LRS.GEOM_SEGMENT_END_PT .......
Page 17: SDO_UTIL.EXTRUDE...................
Page 21 and 22: C-1 Finding All Cities Within a Dis
Page 23 and 24: List of Tables 1-1 SDO_GEOMETRY Att
Page 25 and 26: Audience Preface Oracle Spatial Dev
Page 27 and 28: 3-D Geometry Support What’s New i
Page 29: Part I Part I Conceptual and Usage
Page 32 and 33: What Is Oracle Spatial? 1.1 What Is
Page 34 and 35: Data Model 1.5 Data Model 1.5.1 Ele
Page 36 and 37: Data Model 1.5.5 Tolerance 1-6 Orac
Page 38 and 39: Query Model 1.6 Query Model Toleran
Page 40 and 41: Spatial Relationships and Filtering
Page 42 and 43: Spatial Relationships and Filtering
Page 44 and 45: Spatial Aggregate Functions Oracle
Page 46 and 47: Three-Dimensional Spatial Objects F
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Page 50 and 51: Geocoding 1.12 Geocoding For a mult
Page 52 and 53: Spatial Application Hardware Requir
Page 54 and 55: README File for Spatial and Related
Page 56 and 57: Simple Example: Inserting, Indexing
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Page 60 and 61: SDO_GEOMETRY Object Type 2-6 Oracle
Page 62 and 63: SDO_GEOMETRY Object Type 2-8 Oracle
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TIN-Related Object Types Example 2-
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TIN-Related Object Types Table 2-4
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Point Cloud-Related Object Types 2.
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Geometry Examples 2.7.1 Rectangle
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Geometry Examples ■ The perimeter
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Geometry Examples ) ); 2.7.4 Compou
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Geometry Examples 2.7.6 Oriented Po
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Geometry Examples 2.7.7 Type 0 (Zer
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Geometry Examples ■ The nonzero e
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Geometry Examples sdo_geometry (200
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Geometry Examples sdo_geometry (200
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Geometry Examples insert into polyg
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Geometry Examples -6.0,-3.5,1.0, -2
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Geometry Examples 4.5,-2.0,0.0, 4.5
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Geometry Examples 2-42 Oracle Spati
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Geometry Metadata Views 2.8.1 TABLE
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Spatial Index-Related Structures
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Spatial Index-Related Structures Ta
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Unit of Measurement Support Table 2
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Unit of Measurement Support 2-52 Or
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ST_GEOMETRY and SDO_GEOMETRY Intero
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Annotation Text Type and Views 3-8
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Annotation Text Type and Views 3-10
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Bulk Loading SDO_ORDINATES VARRAY T
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Transactional Insert Operations Usi
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Creating a Spatial Index tablespace
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Creating a Spatial Index )] 5-4 Ora
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Querying Spatial Data If you are no
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Querying Spatial Data In the preced
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Querying Spatial Data ■ geometry1
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Querying Spatial Data The following
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Geodetic Coordinate Support 6.1.2 C
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Geodetic Coordinate Support Example
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Local Coordinate Support 6.3 Local
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Three-Dimensional Coordinate Refere
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Coordinate Systems Data Structures
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Legacy Tables and Views 6.8.1 MDSYS
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Legacy Tables and Views ::= 6-40
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Legacy Tables and Views for each ro
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Legacy Tables and Views GRS 67 GRS
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Creating a User-Defined Coordinate
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Notes and Restrictions with Coordin
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U.S. National Grid Support 6.11 U.S
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Example of Coordinate System Transf
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Terms and Concepts 7.1.2 Shape Poin
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Terms and Concepts 7-4 Oracle Spati
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LRS Data Model 7.2 LRS Data Model r
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LRS Operations ■ Geodetic data 7.
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LRS Operations 7.5.5 Concatenating
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LRS Operations For examples of thes
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LRS Operations 7.5.10 Converting LR
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Example of LRS Functions Figure 7-2
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Example of LRS Functions result_geo
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Example of LRS Functions UPDATE lrs
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Example of LRS Functions SQL> -- Wh
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Example of LRS Functions 7-24 Oracl
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Spatial Information and Data Mining
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Colocation Mining 8.4 Colocation Mi
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Location Prospecting 8-6 Oracle Spa
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SDO_GEOMETRY Objects in User-Define
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SDO_GEOMETRY Objects in Function-Ba
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SDO_GEOMETRY Objects in Function-Ba
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10 Introduction to Spatial Web Serv
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Setting Up the Client for S
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10000 CSW_CACHE_ID --> Setting
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11 Geocoding Address Data Geocoding
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11.1.3 Match Codes Table 11-2 (Cont
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Data Types for Geocoding begins, th
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Table 11-6 (Cont.) SDO_GEO_ADDR Typ
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Geocoding from a Place Name ■ The
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■ GC_ROAD_SEGMENT_US ■ GC_ROAD_
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Table 11-8 GC_COUNTRY_PROFILE Table
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Table 11-9 (Cont.) GC_INTERSECTION_
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Table 11-11 (Cont.) GC_POSTAL_CODE_
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Table 11-12 (Cont.) GC_ROAD_ Table
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Table 11-13 (Cont.) GC_ROAD_SEGMENT
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Figure 11-1 Basic Flow of Action wi
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Using the Geocoding Service (XML AP
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Example 11-6 Geocoding Request (XML
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12 Business Directory (Yellow Pages
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Table 12-1 (Cont.) OPENLS_DIR_BUSIN
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12.3.6 OPENLS_DIR_SYNONYMS Table Da
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13 Routing Engine The Spatial routi
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Deploying and Configuring the Routi
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Routing Engine XML API ■ return_d
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Routing Engine XML API
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Routing Engine XML API -122.39319,3
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13.2.2 Route Request DTD Routing En
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Routing Engine XML API return_drivi
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13.2.4 Batch Route Request and
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Example 13-9 Batch Route Request wi
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Routing Engine XML API The child e
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13.3.2 NODE Table 13.3.3 PARTITION
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14 OpenLS Support This chapter desc
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Post Street CA San Francisco 9
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-122.2615 37.5266 50000
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OpenLS Service Support and Examples
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OpenLS Service Support and Ex
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15.1 WFS Engine 15 Web Feature Serv
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Request and Response XML Examples
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Example 15-4 DescribeFeatureType Re
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Request and Response XML Examples E
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Example 15-12 is the response from
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15.4 Java API for WFS Administrati
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String primarySpatialPath, String f
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String featureCollectionName, boole
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Java API for WFS Administration isG
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} /** * Get all PathInfo objects in
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Java API for WFS Administration con
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16 Catalog Services for the Web (CS
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CSW APIs and Configuration A capabi
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Request and Response XML Examples T
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Request and Res
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Java API for CSW Administration xml
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16.4.6 dropXMLTableIndex method Jav
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Java API for CSW Administration Arr
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Java API for CSW Administration con
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} Java API for CSW Administration o
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Java API for CSW Administration //S
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public static void revokeRecordType
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17 Security Considerations for Spat
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Access Control and Versioning cache
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Deploying and Configuring the .ear
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Interfaces for Spatial Web Services
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This document has the following par
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ALTER INDEX ALTER INDEX Purpose Syn
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ALTER INDEX REBUILD ALTER INDEX REB
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ALTER INDEX REBUILD Examples Relate
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CREATE INDEX CREATE INDEX Syntax Pu
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CREATE INDEX A partitioned spatial
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DROP INDEX DROP INDEX Syntax Purpos
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Table 19-2 (Cont.) Convenience Oper
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SDO_ANYINTERACT 1 cola_a 4 cola_d 1
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SDO_COVEREDBY SDO_COVEREDBY Format
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SDO_EQUAL SDO_EQUAL Format Descript
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SDO_FILTER Examples ■ If the geom
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SDO_INSIDE SDO_INSIDE Format Descri
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SDO_JOIN Usage Notes Oracle Spatial
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SDO_JOIN | 1 | NESTED LOOPS | | 1 |
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SDO_NN Returns Usage Notes Table 19
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SDO_NN Examples Related Topics (Not
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SDO_NN_DISTANCE Related Topics ■
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SDO_OVERLAPBDYDISJOINT SDO_OVERLAPB
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SDO_OVERLAPBDYINTERSECT SDO_OVERLAP
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SDO_OVERLAPS SDO_OVERLAPS Format De
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SDO_RELATE SDO_RELATE Format Descri
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SDO_RELATE Examples 19-32 Oracle Sp
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SDO_TOUCH SDO_TOUCH Format Descript
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SDO_WITHIN_DISTANCE SDO_WITHIN_DIST
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SDO_WITHIN_DISTANCE Related Topics
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SDO_AGGR_CENTROID SDO_AGGR_CENTROID
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SDO_AGGR_CONCAT_LINES 1, 1, 5, 1, 8
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SDO_AGGR_LRS_CONCAT SDO_AGGR_LRS_CO
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SDO_AGGR_MBR SDO_AGGR_MBR Format De
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SDO_AGGR_UNION 20-10 Oracle Spatial
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Table 21-1 (Cont.) Subprograms for
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SDO_CS.ADD_PREFERENCE_FOR_OP SDO_CS
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SDO_CS.CONVERT_NADCON_TO_XML SDO_CS
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SDO_CS.CONVERT_NTV2_TO_XML SDO_CS.C
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SDO_CS.CONVERT_XML_TO_NADCON SDO_CS
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SDO_CS.CONVERT_XML_TO_NTV2 SDO_CS.C
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SDO_CS.CREATE_CONCATENATED_OP SDO_C
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SDO_CS.CREATE_PREF_CONCATENATED_OP
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SDO_CS.DELETE_ALL_EPSG_RULES SDO_CS
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SDO_CS.DETERMINE_CHAIN SDO_CS.DETER
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SDO_CS.DETERMINE_DEFAULT_CHAIN SDO_
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SDO_CS.FIND_GEOG_CRS 8307, 'TRUE')
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SDO_CS.FIND_PROJ_CRS 2007, 'TRUE')
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SDO_CS.FROM_USNG SDO_CS.FROM_USNG F
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SDO_CS.MAKE_2D SDO_CS.MAKE_2D Forma
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SDO_CS.MAP_EPSG_SRID_TO_ORACLE SDO_
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SDO_CS.REVOKE_PREFERENCE_FOR_OP SDO
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SDO_CS.TO_USNG SDO_CS.TO_USNG Forma
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SDO_CS.TRANSFORM SDO_CS.TRANSFORM F
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SDO_CS.TRANSFORM 1961, 5.00307838,
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SDO_CS.TRANSFORM_LAYER Usage Notes
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SDO_CS.UPDATE_WKTS_FOR_EPSG_CRS SDO
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SDO_CS.UPDATE_WKTS_FOR_EPSG_ELLIPS
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SDO_CS.UPDATE_WKTS_FOR_EPSG_PARAM S
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SDO_CS.VALIDATE_WKT SDO_CS.VALIDATE
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SDO_CS.VIEWPORT_TRANSFORM Examples
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SDO_CSW_PROCESS.DeleteCapabilitiesI
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SDO_CSW_PROCESS.DeletePluginMap SDO
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SDO_CSW_PROCESS.GetRecordTypeId SDO
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SDO_CSW_PROCESS.InsertDomainInfo SD
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SDO_CSW_PROCESS.InsertRtDataUpdated
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SDO_GCDR.GEOCODE SDO_GCDR.GEOCODE F
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SDO_GCDR.GEOCODE_ADDR SDO_GCDR.GEOC
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SDO_GCDR.GEOCODE_ADDR_ALL SDO_ADDR_
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SDO_GCDR.GEOCODE_ALL Examples The f
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SDO_GCDR.REVERSE_GEOCODE SDO_GCDR.R
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Table 24-1 (Cont.) Geometry Subprog
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SDO_GEOM.RELATE SDO_GEOM.RELATE For
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SDO_GEOM.RELATE Related Topics SELE
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SDO_GEOM.SDO_ARC_DENSIFY Examples R
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SDO_GEOM.SDO_AREA Related Topics --
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SDO_GEOM.SDO_BUFFER Usage Notes Exa
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SDO_GEOM.SDO_CENTROID SDO_GEOM.SDO_
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SDO_GEOM.SDO_CONVEXHULL SDO_GEOM.SD
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SDO_GEOM.SDO_INTERSECTION SDO_GEOM.
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SDO_GEOM.SDO_POINTONSURFACE SDO_GEO
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SDO_LRS.RESET_MEASURE PL/SQL proced
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SDO_SAM.AGGREGATES_FOR_GEOMETRY Exa
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SDO_SAM.AGGREGATES_FOR_LAYER Exampl
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SDO_SAM.BIN_GEOMETRY Examples The f
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SDO_SAM.BIN_LAYER Examples The foll
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SDO_SAM.COLOCATED_REFERENCE_FEATURE
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SDO_SAM.SIMPLIFY_GEOMETRY Examples
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SDO_SAM.SIMPLIFY_LAYER Table altere
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SDO_SAM.TILED_AGGREGATES SDO_SAM.TI
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SDO_SAM.TILED_AGGREGATES .007150754
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SDO_SAM.TILED_BINS Usage Notes Exam
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SDO_TIN_PKG.CLIP_TIN SDO_TIN_PKG.CL
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SDO_TIN_PKG.CREATE_TIN SDO_TIN_PKG.
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SDO_TIN_PKG.DROP_DEPENDENCIES SDO_T
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SDO_TIN_PKG.INIT ■ work_tablespac
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SDO_TIN_PKG.TO_GEOMETRY SDO_TIN_PKG
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SDO_TIN_PKG.TO_GEOMETRY 30-12 Oracl
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SDO_TUNE.AVERAGE_MBR SDO_TUNE.AVERA
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SDO_TUNE.ESTIMATE_RTREE_INDEX_SIZE
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SDO_TUNE.ESTIMATE_RTREE_INDEX_SIZE
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SDO_TUNE.MIX_INFO SDO_TUNE.MIX_INFO
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SDO_TUNE.QUALITY_DEGRADATION SDO_TU
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SDO_TUNE.QUALITY_DEGRADATION 31-12
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Table 32-1 (Cont.) Spatial Utility
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SDO_UTIL.APPEND ■ SDO_GEOM.SDO_UN
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SDO_UTIL.APPEND_TO_COLLECTION Relat
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SDO_UTIL.CIRCLE_POLYGON Related Top
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SDO_UTIL.CONCAT_LINES Related Topic
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SDO_UTIL.DROP_WORK_TABLES SDO_UTIL.
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SDO_UTIL.ELLIPSE_POLYGON Examples R
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SDO_UTIL.EXTRACT Examples For a pol
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SDO_UTIL.EXTRACT3D SDO_UTIL.EXTRACT
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SDO_UTIL.EXTRUDE SDO_UTIL.EXTRUDE F
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SDO_UTIL.FROM_GML311GEOMETRY SDO_UT
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SDO_UTIL.FROM_GMLGEOMETRY SDO_UTIL.
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SDO_UTIL.FROM_WKBGEOMETRY SDO_UTIL.
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SDO_UTIL.FROM_WKTGEOMETRY SDO_UTIL.
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SDO_UTIL.GETNUMELEM SDO_UTIL.GETNUM
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SDO_UTIL.GETVERTICES SDO_UTIL.GETVE
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SDO_UTIL.INITIALIZE_INDEXES_FOR_TTS
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SDO_UTIL.POINT_AT_BEARING Related T
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SDO_UTIL.PREPARE_FOR_TTS SDO_UTIL.P
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SDO_UTIL.REMOVE_DUPLICATE_VERTICES
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SDO_UTIL.REVERSE_LINESTRING SDO_UTI
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SDO_UTIL.SIMPLIFY Examples you migh
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SDO_UTIL.TO_GML311GEOMETRY SDO_UTIL
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SDO_UTIL.TO_GML311GEOMETRY SELECT X
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SDO_UTIL.TO_GML311GEOMETRY Related
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SDO_UTIL.TO_GMLGEOMETRY Examples Co
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SDO_UTIL.TO_GMLGEOMETRY 10.1,10.1 2
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SDO_UTIL.TO_GMLGEOMETRY Related Top
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SDO_UTIL.TO_WKBGEOMETRY Related Top
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SDO_UTIL.TO_WKTGEOMETRY Related Top
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SDO_UTIL.VALIDATE_WKBGEOMETRY Relat
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SDO_UTIL.VALIDATE_WKTGEOMETRY Relat
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SDO_WFS_LOCK.RegisterFeatureTable S
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SDO_WFS_LOCK.UnRegisterFeatureTable
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SDO_WFS_PROCESS.DropFeatureTypes SD
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SDO_WFS_PROCESS.GetFeatureTypeId SD
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SDO_WFS_PROCESS.GrantMDAccessToUser
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SDO_WFS_PROCESS.InsertFtDataUpdated
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SDO_WFS_PROCESS.PopulateFeatureType
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SDO_WFS_PROCESS.PublishFeatureType
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SDO_WFS_PROCESS.PublishFeatureType
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SDO_WFS_PROCESS.RegisterMTableView
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SDO_WFS_PROCESS.RevokeFeatureTypeFr
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SDO_WFS_PROCESS.UnRegisterMTableVie
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A A Installation, Compatibility, an
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B B Oracle Locator Oracle Locator (
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Table B-2 (Cont.) Spatial Features
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C C Complex Spatial Queries: Exampl
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C.3 SDO_NN Examples SDO_NN Examples
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area An extent or region of dimensi
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index geodetic coordinates Angular
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query window multiline string A geo
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spatial data model A model of how o
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Symbols , 6-45, 6-46 Numerics 0 SRI
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geometric segments subprograms for,
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error messages, 11-4 from a place n
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MDSYS schema, 1-2 MDSYS.CS_SRS tabl
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publishRecordType method, 16-18 Q q
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GEOCODE_ADDR, 23-3 GEOCODE_ADDR_ALL
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segments geometric, 7-1 self-crossi
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embedding SDO_GEOMETRY objects in,
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