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Oracle 21c: Locator is no more
Great news for all Oracle Spatial users: Locator is no more! So no longer do I have a write blog article constantly referring to Oracle
Oracle Spatial Vector Acceleration: Flick the Switch
Introduction A lot has been written, positive and negative, about the speed of Oracle Spatial over the years, a lot of ill informed (I mean
Geometry object size when exchanging of WKT/WKB encoded geometries.
Introduction The ordinates stored in an geometry objects, across all spatial data types do not have any rounding applied to their values. This is one
Geometry Validity and Method Access
Introduction All database spatial types that I have worked with have constructors based on Well Known Text (WKT). When constructing a geometry all those types
Oracle Spatial Mapping and Map Rendering Performance Tips
Comment: This article was written about 10 years ago. Most of what is written is still relevant though the comments about disk usage and access
The Frontage Problem: Creating references from land parcel street frontage boundary to point in street
This article demonstrates the power of database-based spatial processing. The business requirement is to determine, dynamically, the side of a land parcel that faces the street (could be single 2 point straight line to something more complex), and then determine the clockface direction from either ends of the frontage or the middle, to a object in the roads reserve (eg telecommunications pit).
Create GeoJSON Document from Selection of SDO_Geometry objects.
This article shows how to create a GeoJSON Document from Selection of SDO_Geometry objects.
Using Oracle’s ST_GEOMETRY type hierarchy with SDO_GEOMETRY: ST_PointN and ST_NumPoints
Oracle Spatial has, for many versions, made available an implementation of the OpenGIS SFS type hierarchy. Today I will show how to use this type
Scheduling the Export of Spatial Data in Oracle to a Shapefile each night
While there is always a need for software like Safe Software’s Awesome FME to automate import and export tasks from your database, the ability to
ST_Densify for Object PLSQL
The Java Topology Suite (JTS) has a linestring densifier function that is available in my Spatial Companion for Oracle (SC4O) solution. See here for documentation.
Documentation
- MySQL Spatial General Function Documentation
- Oracle Spatial Exporter Package Documentation
- Oracle Spatial Object Function Documentation
- Oracle Spatial Object Function Documentation (Multi Page Version)
- PostGIS pl/pgSQL Function Documentation
- SC4O Oracle Java Topology Suite (Stored Procedures) Package Documentation
- SQL Server Spatial General TSQL Function Documentation
- SQL Server Spatial LRS TSQL Function Documentation