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Using the Geocoding Service (XML API) builtup_area CDATA #IMPLIED order1_area CDATA #IMPLIED order8_area CDATA #IMPLIED country CDATA #IMPLIED postal_code CDATA #IMPLIED postal_addon_code CDATA #IMPLIED side CDATA #IMPLIED percent CDATA #IMPLIED edge_id CDATA #IMPLIED> Example 11–7 is the response to the request in Example 11–6 in Section 11.6.2. Example 11–7 Geocoding Response (XML API) 11-28 Oracle Spatial Developer’s Guide
12 Business Directory (Yellow Pages) Support This chapter describes Oracle Spatial support for OpenLS business directory (Yellow Pages, or YP) services. It includes the following major sections: ■ Section 12.1, "Business Directory Concepts" ■ Section 12.2, "Using the Business Directory Capabilities" ■ Section 12.3, "Data Structures for Business Directory Support" 12.1 Business Directory Concepts Business directory services provide lists of businesses in a given area and matching a specified name or category. Business directory data comes from third-party providers of such data. These providers probably have different business categories, and even different hierarchical structures. A unifying pattern in the various approaches is that businesses are categorized by subject and location. The location component is well understood; for example, for the United States, either a ZIP code or the combination of a city and state, and optionally a specific address, can be used to determine the location from which to start searching. The categorization of businesses, on the other hand, is not uniformly implemented. Some providers offer a flat list of categories, user-selected by simple substring matching. Others offer a 3-level or 4-level hierarchical organization of subcategories, often with a fanout (maximum number of child categories at a level) of 20 to 50, and sometimes more than 100. A user might start the hierarchy traversal at the root of the hierarchy (by default). Alternatively, a user might enter a keyword that is matched to an appropriate starting point within the hierarchy. Such keyword matching might go beyond simple substring matching and result in more intelligent choices. 12.2 Using the Business Directory Capabilities To use the Oracle Spatial business directory capabilities, you must use data provided by a geocoding vendor, and the data must be in the format supported by the Oracle Spatial OpenLS support. For information about getting and loading this data, go to the Spatial page of the Oracle Technology Network (OTN): http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/spatial/ Find the link for business directory (YP) support, and follow the instructions. To submit users’ directory services requests and to return the responses, use the OpenLS Web services API, which is introduced in Section 14.2. For information about directory services requests and responses, with examples, see Section 14.3. Business Directory (Yellow Pages) Support 12-1
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Oracle® Spatial Developer's Guide
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What Is Oracle Spatial? 1.1 What Is
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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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