Hi,
I just wanted to chime in on this Wireless conversation. While MapInfo's
pre-packaged solutions are Java/Oracle based, that doesn't mean that wireless
mapping can't be done with MapInfo products without Java and Oracle. All that's
required is a server-side application that supports the WAP
Well here is a midnight summary of GISized PDA happenings. Thanks to the
several who scratched their heads and added thoughts on the pending
Map'nHand PDA offering from MapInfo and wireless PDA GIS in general.
Mainly its a very HOT topic, has more potential processors than the PC
revolution,
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of APPLETON Dale
Sent: 22 August 2000 06:05
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Cc: 'Neil Havermale'
Subject: RE: MI Oracle and MapInfo - Map/nHand?
Interesting point about the apparent complexity/scale of the Map/nHand
development. There are a number of developers that have
This isn't a wish but a hope for consideration.
In the scope of the PC/desktop and MapInfo I have attempted to try to gain
the advantage of Oracle for our users - large multiple million dollar farms
heavily capitalize and on the Net (33kb on good days). Via emerging site
specific farming
, 22 August 2000 12:11
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: MI Oracle and MapInfo - Map/nHand?
This isn't a wish but a hope for consideration.
In the scope of the PC/desktop and MapInfo I have attempted to try to gain
the advantage of Oracle for our users - large multiple million dollar farms
: Neil Havermale [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, 22 August 2000 10:11
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject:MI Oracle and MapInfo - Map/nHand?
This isn't a wish but a hope for consideration
Title: Oracle 8i Compound polygons and linestring in MapInfo
I have been testing accessing (in MapInfo Pro 6.0) compound polygons and LineString (lines and arcs) stored in an oracle 8i database (8.1.6). When these objects are opened and displayed in a MapInfo Pro Map Window, they are
Title: Oracle 8i: problems when deleting records in cached table
I am currently testing object editing in MapInfo using a connection to an Oracle 8i spatial database within the following environment:
MapInfo Professional V6.0
Oracle Spatial V 8.1.6
Easy Loader 6.0
I have uploaded a few
Dear Mappers,
Best Wishes.
One of our potential customer is interested in MI/Oracle spatial application
to be dev eloped.
Please let me know whether it is possible to do the following,
1. Data already present in Oracle Relational Database can be imported into
Oracle Spatial Cartridge in Object
Hi All,
I am currently testing MapInfo 5.5 and 6.0 with
Oracle 8.1.6 for a project
feasibility study and have a few
questions:
I believe MapInfo Professional 6.0 does not support
all of the additional
geometry types of the object-relational model in
Oracle 8.1.6 ?(Oracle 8.1.6 supports
PM
Subject: RE: MI Oracle spatial release
8.1.6 support in MapInfo 5.5 and 6.0
Dany,
It
seems that 5.5 does not support 8.1.6 at all as it does not read the new
SDO_GEOMETRY format. I am not certain what limitations are placed on the new
format by 6.0. Hope this helps
Dear MI Gurus,
Helpful hints,needed. One of our customer having data in
Oracle8i and wanted the same to be imported into Oracle 8i Spatial.
Then they are interested to view the spatial objects in MapInfo 5.5 or 6.
The options I choose to view the spatial data in MapInfo 5.5:
I connect to
Hi,
With Oracle becoming a lot more closely aligned with Mapinfo, I was
wondering if any out here has had any experience with Oracle Spatial,
and how it might compare to the functionality provided by a product
such as Arc SDE.
Any info will be appreciated.
Regards,
Mike
We have 8I spatial up and running. The software is great, but two projects
have just bogged down on ORACLE licensing.
These customers have large numbers of concurrent multi-server ORACLE
licences. We need to add the spatial option for a small number of named
users (operating in their own ORACLE
Listers,
I am trying to connect to my oracle8i database via the " open DBMS"
option and the problem is that it does not give me a live connectivity.
I have to download the table as a .tab file and then work with it and
this makes me loose all the data integrity / security. I was told that
it is
Hi,
I have a 1 Gb db in oracle and manupulate it in MI. I recently
discovered an issue that I haven't been able to resolve. The layers
consist mostly of very large region polygon sets. The regions are very
complex and extend over thousands of miles. Each region may consist of
one or more
I have created Views in Oracle 8.1.5 that are subsets (SQL) of an Oracle
Spatial table.
The views can be displayed correctly in MapInfo if you select 'Download Data
(Linked Table)' in the 'Open DBMS Table - Step 4 of 4' dialog box. The
displayed view is (as expected) read only since there is
with your underwheming comment
Thanks again.
From: "David J Jerrard" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Martin Rothman" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Tuning MI Oracle 8i
Hi Martin,
I am no Oracle guru, but I do have the dubious pleasure of working with it
just
about every day (al
Hi,
I used Easyloader to upload a million object Oracle spatial database and
create the Spatial index's. This database will be used by MapInfo Pro users
for maintenance and eventually connected to the web by Mapextreme.
I am now trying to tune these index's as performance is poor (actually
I have created a View in Oracle 8i of a subset of an existing spatial table.
I can load and display the full table in Oracle table in MapInfo with no
problems but cannot load and display the view.
When trying to make the table mappable, The view is listed in the table list
but when I select it
Does any one have any information of suorce of Info on Oracle 8i Spatial
and Mapmarker Geocoding Cartrige?
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We are currently in the process of examining what solution to use to
spatially enable our Oracle Database and I invite all to voice their
preferences and experiences with ESRI and MapInfo enterprise GIS solutions.
Currently the box is as follows...
Sun E450 Server
Sun Solaris 2.6
2GB RAM
Recently there was some discussion on the list about getting Oracle Spatial
set up with MapInfo set up, and uploading the data from MapInfo to Oracle.
I kept a number of those submissions, but without Oracle spatial on our
network and an Oracle expert on staff, we could not try out the
I am struggling to make a connection through MapInfo 5.5 to Oracle 8.1.5
spatial.
I have created a table in Oracle 8.1.5 called geom_test, it contains two
fields Name and Geometry. The table has two spatial geometries inserted:
poly with hole and
line
We have created the mapcatalog with no
Hi,
I am currently assessing the feasibility of moving our MapInfo dataset to an
Oracle 8i back-end database. Does anybody out there have any experience of
using Oracle 8i to store GIS data. I am particularly interested in the
performance of spatial queries, multi-user capabilities, No. of
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Neil Havermale
Sent: Monday, 11. October 1999 23:32
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MI Oracle 8i and MapInfo NEWS: Step One
Thanks Eric -
If you are ready I will bet there are heap of us out here
Chris -
Recently I too talked at length with ESRI on the SDE-ArcView versus Oracle8i
Spatial Cartridge-ArcView connection. Not a clear connection.
While it is possible to purchase Oracle 8i Personal for $395 and also purchase
the 8i Spatial Cartridge for $360 for "a" workstation, neither SDE
I would be happy to provide you and others on MapInfo-l with any information I
can regarding Oracle 8i spatial and MapInfo's integration with it. Let me know
what information you are seeking.
Eric Blasenheim
Software Architect
MapInfo Corporation
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Thanks Eric -
If you are ready I will bet there are heap of us out here willing to go the
distance as well.
No, I don't want to build a Internet system today. I am interested in how to use
8i and MapInfo on my desk or in our company's LAN (like a mapping center or
department).
Therefore, a
We should study this a bit more What is MapX versus MapJ? Are
you going to be in Florida?
From Oracle"
http://www.oracle.com/database/options/spatial/mapinfo.html
Why is Oracle doing this with MapInfo?
MapInfo has fully embraced the Internet computing model and Oracle8i.
They have
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Emne: MI Oracle 8i and MapInfo technologies
"A milestone in moving into the broader Business Intelligence market is
our successful relationship with Oracle. Together, we are delivering the
world's first Internet-based spatial solution on Oracle8i. With Oracle
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Date: Tuesday, October 05, 1999 4:57 PM
Subject: MI Oracle 8i and MapInfo technologies
"A milestone in moving into the broader Business Intelligence market is
our successful relationship with Oracle. Together, we are delivering the
world's first Internet-based sp
Hi Neal,
Have you found a way to buy the Oracle 8i
Personal with the Spatial Cartridge? Oracle says only the partners can
sell it. MI says "We know NOTHING".
John D. HaynesGeodata
Consultants1-800-838-6661www.geodataconsult.com
"A milestone in moving into the broader Business Intelligence market is
our successful relationship with Oracle. Together, we are delivering the
world's first Internet-based spatial solution on Oracle8i. With Oracle,
we are a leading player in the market with a 100% pure Java Spatial
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Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 1999 12:45 PM
Subject: MI Oracle questions
Hi,
Does anybody know if there is a mailing list like this one for but for oracle
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