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Oracle Spatial User's Guide and Reference - InfoLab

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SDO_SAM.TILED_AGGREGATES<br />

Format<br />

Description<br />

Parameters<br />

SDO_SAM.TILED_AGGREGATES(<br />

theme_name IN VARCHAR2,<br />

theme_colname IN VARCHAR2,<br />

aggr_type_string IN VARCHAR2,<br />

aggr_col_string IN VARCHAR2,<br />

tiling_level IN NUMBER,<br />

tiling_domain IN SDO_DIM_ARRAY DEFAULT NULL<br />

) RETURN SDO_REGAGGRSET;<br />

SDO_SAM.TILED_AGGREGATES<br />

Tiles aggregates for a domain. For each tile, computes the intersecting geometries<br />

from the theme table; the values in the aggr_col_string column are weighted<br />

proportionally to the area of the intersection, <strong>and</strong> aggregated according to aggr_<br />

col_string.<br />

theme_name<br />

Table containing theme information (for example, demographic information).<br />

theme_colname<br />

Name of the column in the theme_name table that contains geometry objects.<br />

aggr_type_string<br />

Any <strong>Oracle</strong> SQL aggregate function that accepts one or more numeric values <strong>and</strong><br />

computes a numeric value, such as SUM, MIN, MAX, or AVG.<br />

aggr_col_string<br />

Name of a column in the theme_name table on which to compute aggregate values.<br />

An example might be a POPULATION column.<br />

<strong>Spatial</strong> Analysis <strong>and</strong> Mining Subprograms 21-21

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