As far as i know:
The missing of the spatial option does not necessarily mean that the
datatype mdsys.sdo_geometry and the filter functions sdo_filter (which
is used by MapInfo) are not available. In the Standard Edition the
Spatial Option ist not included, but it is allowed to use the above
functionality. It is not allowed to use the special spatial functions
like sdo_relate, coordsys-transformations etc, for that you will need
the enterprise edition.
Maybe it is worth a try
Regards
Markus
Uffe Kousgaard schrieb:
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I asked in the support forum at Oracle website, if it included the
spatial option and the answer was no. So I guess it isn't that
interesting with MapInfo.
Regards
Uffe
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Subject: [MI-L] Oracle Express and MapInfo
Has anyone tried working with Oracle Express 10g from MapInfo. Are
there
any restrictions other than those they have knobbled the database size,
CPU and memory?
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