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Old 11-16-12, 23:57
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Spatial Databases in Oracle
Hello everybody,

I have read somewhere that oracle supports spatial databases.
can anybody provide me reference material regarding this topic?

looking forward for kind replies..

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Old 11-17-12, 03:43
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Old 11-17-12, 04:34
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Thanks Littlefoot.
can you refer me to any link or website where i can see the practical applications; they may be simple examples or large application / project which involve GIS concepts.
will be very thankful to you.

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Old 11-17-12, 09:33
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I don't have any, sorry.
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Old 11-30-12, 06:12
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Hi,

You can refer you topic in book, its best way.

Thanks!
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