GEOMETRY_SI Properties?

[Kobostas]

Hi to all,

Here is what i want, to have a description/examples on the
<b>Geometry_SI Property.</b>
If there is another discussion happened in the forum -i didn't found-
please link me.

Furthermore, I want to get the Geometry_SI columns through FDO class.
Is it Possible?

<i>Thanks.</i>

at least somewhere to begin...
Thanks
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[Gavin Cramer]

Hello, Kostis.  Are you referring to the Geometry_SI1 and Geometry_SI2 columns that are used by the commercial SQL Server provider?

Gavin


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Subject: [fdo-users] GEOMETRY_SI Properties?

Hi to all,

Here is what i want, to have a description/examples on the
<b>Geometry_SI Property.</b>
If there is another discussion happened in the forum -i didn't found-
please link me.

Furthermore, I want to get the Geometry_SI columns through FDO class.
Is it Possible?

<i>Thanks.</i>

at least somewhere to begin...
Thanks
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[Kobostas]

Yes Gavin! I need to have their strings.But i don't think that they
refer to the commercial SQL provider only. I believe that also SQLite
providers calculate
these columns. Am i wrong?
How can i have their strings through FDO?
And if not (I searched it quite a lot) how can i calculate their
result from my current Geometry and it's Envelope?

Thanks again
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[Gavin Cramer]

These are specific to the commercial SQL Server provider, which supports SQL Server 2005 (and SQL Server 2000 in the past -- I am not sure whether that is still supported).  These RDBMS versions pre-date the native spatial support that comes with SQL Server 2008, and so the spatial support is a proprietary solution.

The commercial products do not ship with any access to these columns via FDO.  The SQL Server provider considers them and the geometry column to all constitute the geometry property when mapped to the FDO property schema.  However, you may be able to get some extra tools to do what you want.  If you have a technical support contact, I recommend that you use it to get help that way.

Gavin


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Subject: Re: [fdo-users] GEOMETRY_SI Properties?

Yes Gavin! I need to have their strings.But i don't think that they
refer to the commercial SQL provider only. I believe that also SQLite
providers calculate
these columns. Am i wrong?
How can i have their strings through FDO?
And if not (I searched it quite a lot) how can i calculate their
result from my current Geometry and it's Envelope?

Thanks again
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[Kobostas]

Thanks Gavin, you helped a lot. I'll come back if i have any more questions.
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