© 2007 Bentley Systems, Inc. Integrating Oracle 10g Workflows via the Geospatial Enterprise Oracle Connector Francois Valois Geospatial Product Manager

© 2007 Bentley Systems, Inc.

Integrating Oracle 10g Workflows via the Geospatial Enterprise Oracle Connector

Francois ValoisGeospatial Product Manager

Integrating Oracle 10g Workflows via the Geospatial Enterprise Oracle Connector

Francois ValoisGeospatial Product Manager


Agenda Agenda

• Bentley Support of Oracle Spatial• What is the Oracle Connector?• Oracle Connector Top Features and

Benefits • Examples of use cases• What’s coming in Bentley Support of

Oracle?

• Bentley Support of Oracle Spatial• What is the Oracle Connector?• Oracle Connector Top Features and

Benefits • Examples of use cases• What’s coming in Bentley Support of

Oracle?


Bentley Geospatial and Oracle SpatialBentley Geospatial and Oracle Spatial

• Bentley is an Oracle Certified Partner• Solid long-term relationship• Complementary products

• Oracle: Geospatial Datastore• Bentley Geospatial: Design, Build, Data capture,

Data analysis, Mapping, etc

• Bentley Geospatial products using Oracle• Bentley Geospatial Extension• Bentley Map• Bentley Geospatial Server• Bentley Geo Web Publisher• Bentley Cadastre• Bentley Geospatial Industry Applications

• Oracle is the interoperability standard

• Bentley is an Oracle Certified Partner• Solid long-term relationship• Complementary products

• Oracle: Geospatial Datastore• Bentley Geospatial: Design, Build, Data capture,

Data analysis, Mapping, etc

• Bentley Geospatial products using Oracle• Bentley Geospatial Extension• Bentley Map• Bentley Geospatial Server• Bentley Geo Web Publisher• Bentley Cadastre• Bentley Geospatial Industry Applications

• Oracle is the interoperability standard


• Excellent Oracle Database Citizen• Create 100% Oracle Spatial Standard data• Use Oracle Spatial metadata and coordinate

systems• Use Oracle standard versioning (Workspace

Manager)• Not requiring any proprietary schemas, tables or

fields (no MSLink)• Implementation reviewed by Oracle Spatial team

• Excellent Oracle Database Citizen• Create 100% Oracle Spatial Standard data• Use Oracle Spatial metadata and coordinate

systems• Use Oracle standard versioning (Workspace

Manager)• Not requiring any proprietary schemas, tables or

fields (no MSLink)• Implementation reviewed by Oracle Spatial team

Bentley Geospatial Oracle StrategyBentley Geospatial Oracle Strategy


Interoperability with Oracle SpatialInteroperability with Oracle Spatial


• Support:

• Oracle Locator and Spatial

• Support 9i (9.2.0.5 and +)

• Support 10g R1 and R2

• Oracle Express Edition

• Support:

• Oracle Locator and Spatial

• Support 9i (9.2.0.5 and +)

• Support 10g R1 and R2

• Oracle Express Edition

Oracle Version Support


• All geometry types• Points, lines, polygons• 2D, 3D, 4D

• All indexing methods• Rtrees, Quadtrees (fixed or hybrid)

• All spatial queries• Inside, touch, overlap, …

• Proximity searches• within distance, nearest neighbor

• Distance calculations• Multiple projections

• All geometry types• Points, lines, polygons• 2D, 3D, 4D

• All indexing methods• Rtrees, Quadtrees (fixed or hybrid)

• All spatial queries• Inside, touch, overlap, …

• Proximity searches• within distance, nearest neighbor

• Distance calculations• Multiple projections

Base Features

Included with Oracle Database Express, Standard Edition

andEnterprise Edition

What’s Oracle Locator?


What’s Oracle Spatial?What’s Oracle Spatial?• Locator plus :

• Geometry operations• Spatial aggregates• Linear referencing• Coordinate system transformation• User-defined coordinate systems

• Network Management• Topology• Raster integration• Geocoder• Spatial Data Mining

• Locator plus :• Geometry operations• Spatial aggregates• Linear referencing• Coordinate system transformation• User-defined coordinate systems

• Network Management• Topology• Raster integration• Geocoder• Spatial Data Mining

Advanced features

An option of Oracle Enterprise Edition

Large data volumes, high user population

Complex queries, Advanced

manipulations.


What is the Oracle Connector?What is the Oracle Connector?

• Server technology allowing connection to Oracle

• Marketed in two different ways

• As a component of the Geospatial Server product

• As a addition to ProjectWise and Geospatial Management

• Server technology allowing connection to Oracle

• Marketed in two different ways

• As a component of the Geospatial Server product

• As a addition to ProjectWise and Geospatial Management


Oracle Connector As part of the Geospatial ServerOracle Connector As part of the Geospatial Server


Product FrameworkProduct Framework

Bentley Geospatial Desktop

Bentley Geospatial Industry Applications

Bentley Geospatial Server

Bentley Geospatial Web Publishing

Bentley Geospatial Mobile Applications

Enterprise Integration


What is the Bentley Geospatial Server?What is the Bentley Geospatial Server?

• Geospatial Server is an Enterprise GIS• Using a unique Federated Information Management approach.• The idea is simple:

• Index rather than convert• Find rather than search

• Allows managing, indexing, editing, and plotting of :• Structured information, fixed schema

• Spatial Database, DGN/XFM, Shapefile, …

• Unstructured information, no schema• Raw DGN, DWG, Word, PowerPoint, …

• Geospatial Server is an Enterprise GIS• Using a unique Federated Information Management approach.• The idea is simple:

• Index rather than convert• Find rather than search

• Allows managing, indexing, editing, and plotting of :• Structured information, fixed schema

• Spatial Database, DGN/XFM, Shapefile, …

• Unstructured information, no schema• Raw DGN, DWG, Word, PowerPoint, …


The Geospatial Federated System WayThe Geospatial Federated System Way

• Federated System allows dealing with a wider range of information help considering all aspects of a project

• Federated System allows dealing with a wider range of information help considering all aspects of a project



Oracle Connector- Geospatial ServerOracle Connector- Geospatial Server

Clients Applications

Spatial Indexing/Searching Service

Plotting Service

Spatial Database Service(Oracle Connector)

Workflow Management Service

Indexes, Metadata, Settings

Document Service

DGNXFM

DGN with RDBMS

Oracle 10G

Oracle 10gSpatial, Topology

SHP, MXD


Oracle Connector As an additional module to ProjectWiseOracle Connector As an additional module to ProjectWise


Oracle Connector-Oracle SpatialOracle Connector-Oracle Spatial• Live Viewing/Editing• Disconnected Editing (batch extraction/post)• Geometry and topology support• Text, Feature-Linked text• Coded Domains• Loading Tools (DGN2SDO)• Long transaction

• Pessimistic• Optimistic

•Multi-user editing on same area •Conflict Resolution

• Time Component Support• Oracle Valid Time• Oracle History

• Fully customizable – web services

Bentley Geospatial Desktop

Bentley Geospatial Industry Applications



Oracle Connector - FunctionalityOracle Connector - Functionality

• Oracle Spatial Geometry• Point, Linestring, Polygon, Polygon w/ Holes,

Arcs, Circles, Multipoint, Multilinestring, Multipolygon

• Tabular Attributes• Oracle field types supported

• Coordinate systems support (On-the-fly Transformation)

• All Oracle coordinate systems supported and more (5000+)

• Oracle workspace manager• Leveraged Oracle Standard versioning system

• Oracle Spatial Geometry• Point, Linestring, Polygon, Polygon w/ Holes,

Arcs, Circles, Multipoint, Multilinestring, Multipolygon

• Tabular Attributes• Oracle field types supported

• Coordinate systems support (On-the-fly Transformation)

• All Oracle coordinate systems supported and more (5000+)

• Oracle workspace manager• Leveraged Oracle Standard versioning system


Oracle Connector - FunctionalityOracle Connector - Functionality• Oracle views

• Support of database view• Ex: To hide Social Security Number information from data editor

• Simple Text• Simple text support based on point• Feature-Linked Text

• Coded Domains• Restrict possible input values when editing

• Reconciliation Extension to MicroStation/GeoGraphics• Allow version (Oracle Workspace) merging• Conflict resolution• Version content visualization

• Oracle views• Support of database view• Ex: To hide Social Security Number information from data editor

• Simple Text• Simple text support based on point• Feature-Linked Text

• Coded Domains• Restrict possible input values when editing

• Reconciliation Extension to MicroStation/GeoGraphics• Allow version (Oracle Workspace) merging• Conflict resolution• Version content visualization


What’s Oracle Workspace Manager?What’s Oracle Workspace Manager?

• Version Management • Multiple copies of data with a “copy-on-

write” approach• Permanent copies and versioned copies

in same database• Advantages

• Amount of data copied optimal• Conflicts detected as they occur• Collaborative transactions supported

• Allows pessimistic and optimistic transaction

• Version Management • Multiple copies of data with a “copy-on-

write” approach• Permanent copies and versioned copies

in same database• Advantages

• Amount of data copied optimal• Conflicts detected as they occur• Collaborative transactions supported

• Allows pessimistic and optimistic transaction

LiveData

V1 V2

V3

Long transactions and multi-versions


Transaction TypeTransaction Type

• Short Transaction

• Database Editing Session lasting for a short time, i.e.: within one MicroStation Session• E.g.: split a parcel or open a valve

• Locking: Only pessimistic

• Pros: less overhead database side

• Cons: single user editing in same area, cannot work on same project for long time

• Short Transaction

• Database Editing Session lasting for a short time, i.e.: within one MicroStation Session• E.g.: split a parcel or open a valve

• Locking: Only pessimistic

• Pros: less overhead database side

• Cons: single user editing in same area, cannot work on same project for long time


Transaction TypeTransaction Type

• Long Transaction

• Database Editing Session lasting for a long time, i.e.: across multiple MicroStation Session• E.g.: creating new subdivision, engineering workflow

• Locking: Pessimistic or Optimistic

• Pros: Allows working on more complex projects requiring intervention multiple people

• Cons: database side overhead

• Long Transaction

• Database Editing Session lasting for a long time, i.e.: across multiple MicroStation Session• E.g.: creating new subdivision, engineering workflow

• Locking: Pessimistic or Optimistic

• Pros: Allows working on more complex projects requiring intervention multiple people

• Cons: database side overhead


Locking TypeLocking Type

• Pessimistic Locking

• Database Rows are locked for the duration of the transaction

• Pros: Avoid conflicts

• Cons: No possibility for different alternative

• Pessimistic Locking

• Database Rows are locked for the duration of the transaction

• Pros: Avoid conflicts

• Cons: No possibility for different alternative


Locking TypeLocking Type

• Optimistic Locking

• Database Rows are NEVER locked for the duration of the transaction

• Pros: Allows evaluation of multiple alternatives, allows projects and maintenance to co-exist very well

• Cons: Possibility of conflicts

• Optimistic Locking

• Database Rows are NEVER locked for the duration of the transaction

• Pros: Allows evaluation of multiple alternatives, allows projects and maintenance to co-exist very well

• Cons: Possibility of conflicts


Live Database DocumentLive Database Document

• LIVE extraction/posting from Oracle

• Create connection once, share to many users

• Open a window into the spatial database

• Allow editing of database data in a fixed extent or access to full extent

• Allows pessimistic short/long transaction

• LIVE extraction/posting from Oracle

• Create connection once, share to many users

• Open a window into the spatial database

• Allow editing of database data in a fixed extent or access to full extent

• Allows pessimistic short/long transaction



• Document integrated in workflow, messaging, audit trail, security, etc

• Can be referenced by other projects (always up to date reference)

• Requires Constant Database Connection• Ideal for controlled Live Editing Scenario


• Can be referenced by other projects (always up to date reference)

• Requires Constant Database Connection• Ideal for controlled Live Editing Scenario


• What you will see

• Creation of live connection document• Bentley Map opening document• Live fetch of spatial data• Lock of spatial data• Edit of spatial data• Post of spatial data• Workflow and communication in context

• What you will see




Demo: Creating InformationDemo: Creating Information


What Did You Just See?What Did You Just See?• Creation of live connection document• Bentley Map opening document• Live fetch of spatial data• Lock of spatial data• Edit of spatial data• Post of spatial data• Workflow and communication in context



Disconnected Database DocumentDisconnected Database Document

• Batch Disconnected extraction/posting from Oracle

• Create document once re-extraction can be commanded

• Allows pessimistic/optimistic long transaction


• Batch Disconnected extraction/posting from Oracle

• Create document once re-extraction can be commanded

• Allows pessimistic/optimistic long transaction



Disconnected Database DocumentDisconnected Database Document

• Can be referenced by other projects (snap-shot reference)

• Do not requires Constant Database Connection

• Ideal for controlled Disconnected Editing Scenario

• Field editing

• Dispatching work to Sub-contractor

• Can be referenced by other projects (snap-shot reference)

• Do not requires Constant Database Connection

• Ideal for controlled Disconnected Editing Scenario

• Field editing

• Dispatching work to Sub-contractor


Disconnected Database DocumentDisconnected Viewing/EditingDisconnected Database DocumentDisconnected Viewing/Editing

What you will see:

• Creation of disconnected database document

• Extraction and editing of Oracle Spatial data

• Workflows management• Communication in context• Posting of spatial data

What you will see:

• Creation of disconnected database document

• Extraction and editing of Oracle Spatial data

• Workflows management• Communication in context• Posting of spatial data



What Did You Just See?What Did You Just See?

• Creation of disconnected database document• Extraction and editing of Oracle Spatial data • Workflows management• Communication in context• Posting of spatial data

• Creation of disconnected database document• Extraction and editing of Oracle Spatial data • Workflows management• Communication in context• Posting of spatial data


Multi-user editingMulti-user editing

Spatial database multi-user editing

What you will see:• Multi-user editing in Optimistic Long Transaction,

project can last for a very long time without disturbing operations

• Geospatial Reconciliation Extension, rare conflicts can be solved

• Committing any Project Version to LIVE production data

Spatial database multi-user editing

What you will see:• Multi-user editing in Optimistic Long Transaction,

project can last for a very long time without disturbing operations

• Geospatial Reconciliation Extension, rare conflicts can be solved

• Committing any Project Version to LIVE production data


DemoDemo



• How the Geospatial Server can be used for Multi-user editing in Optimistic Long Transaction, conflict resolution, reviewing and committing Oracle versions

• How the Geospatial Server can be used for Multi-user editing in Optimistic Long Transaction, conflict resolution, reviewing and committing Oracle versions


• Track Edits History in the Database

• Query back in time• E.g.: show me the census

blocks as they were on the Census 2000

• Act on feature now and it reflected in the future

• Query in the future• E.g.: show me this planned section of

highway as it will be in 2007

• Track Edits History in the Database

• Query back in time• E.g.: show me the census

blocks as they were on the Census 2000

• Act on feature now and it reflected in the future

• Query in the future• E.g.: show me this planned section of

highway as it will be in 2007

Time Component


Oracle Temporal ModelOracle Temporal Model• Oracle supports two modes

• Valid time• Allows modeling real world dates• Allows management of past and future• Based on WM_PERIOD field• Supported for Geometry only

• History• Allows to model database transaction history• Supported for Geometry and Topology

• Both are based on Workspace Manager Technology

• Oracle supports two modes• Valid time

• Allows modeling real world dates• Allows management of past and future• Based on WM_PERIOD field• Supported for Geometry only

• History• Allows to model database transaction history• Supported for Geometry and Topology

• Both are based on Workspace Manager Technology


Valid TimeValid Time

• Queries

• Any SQL Client see only the current data

• SQL client has to take specific actions to see past or future

• All SQL Clients are bound by valid time

• Queries

• Any SQL Client see only the current data

• SQL client has to take specific actions to see past or future

• All SQL Clients are bound by valid time


HistoryHistory

• Keep a history of changes to data

• The history option lets you timestamp changes

• Save of all changes or only most recent changes

• GotoDate procedure allows to go back in time

• Works with topology

• Keep a history of changes to data

• The history option lets you timestamp changes

• Save of all changes or only most recent changes

• GotoDate procedure allows to go back in time

• Works with topology


Keeping History of changesKeeping History of changesWhat you will see:

•Query current time•Disconnected Editing of time enable information

•Query of edited information back in time

What you will see:•Query current time•Disconnected Editing of time enable information

•Query of edited information back in time


DemoDemo



• Query current time

• Disconnected Editing of time enable information

• Query of edited information back in time

• Query current time

• Disconnected Editing of time enable information

• Query of edited information back in time


Oracle Spatial Topology ModelOracle Spatial Topology Model• Persistent topology model in a standard RDBMS• Explicit spatial relationship existing among features• Based on topological primitives:

• Nodes, Edges, Faces• Each topological primitive is stored once in the database

• Each topological primitive can be associated with one or more features. For example:• An edge may be associated with two adjacent county

boundaries• An edge may be associated with a land parcel and a river

• Shared Editing is easier• Analysis is done using topological algorithms, using

persistent relationships

• Persistent topology model in a standard RDBMS• Explicit spatial relationship existing among features• Based on topological primitives:

• Nodes, Edges, Faces• Each topological primitive is stored once in the database

• Each topological primitive can be associated with one or more features. For example:• An edge may be associated with two adjacent county

boundaries• An edge may be associated with a land parcel and a river

• Shared Editing is easier• Analysis is done using topological algorithms, using

persistent relationships


Features/Topology PrimitivesFeatures/Topology Primitives

Topology FeaturesTopology primitives

Relationships Between Primitives and Feature

Relationships Between Nodes/Edges/Faces

Allow finding relationships between

features->Spatial Query


Bentley Topology TypesBentley Topology Types

• Session topology• Build the topology information on-the-fly each time it is

necessary • Like in GeoGraphics 8.5

• Persistent topology• Topological primitives are created only once• Topological primitives (node, edge, face) information is in

the DGN• These modes are supported with or without Oracle

• Session topology• Build the topology information on-the-fly each time it is

necessary • Like in GeoGraphics 8.5

• Persistent topology• Topological primitives are created only once• Topological primitives (node, edge, face) information is in

the DGN• These modes are supported with or without Oracle


Bentley Persistent Topology ModelBentley Persistent Topology Model

• Topology is stored in the DGN• XFM features in the main DGN model• Topology primitives in an hidden model

• Topology is stored in the DGN• XFM features in the main DGN model• Topology primitives in an hidden model

DGN

Persistent Topology in the DGN


Open from Oracle Spatial TopologyOpen from Oracle Spatial Topology

What you will see:• Open Oracle Spatial Topology features in

current DGN•View the topological features•Show the hidden topology model

• Nodes, Edges, Faces

What you will see:• Open Oracle Spatial Topology features in

current DGN•View the topological features•Show the hidden topology model



DemoDemo



• Open Oracle Spatial Topology features in current DGN• View the topological features• Show the hidden topology model


• Open Oracle Spatial Topology features in current DGN• View the topological features• Show the hidden topology model



Editing topologyEditing topology• Place features like any other XFM features• Use shared editing command to move common

node• Ex: moving a lot corner moves all the parcels with it

• Split/Merge polygon command• Line Cleaning tools

• Find Dangles, Gaps, Duplicates• From Spaghetti Line Work

• SHP file, DGN, DWG, Oracle Geometry, etc• Topology graph is maintained while editing

• Place features like any other XFM features• Use shared editing command to move common

node• Ex: moving a lot corner moves all the parcels with it

• Split/Merge polygon command• Line Cleaning tools

• Find Dangles, Gaps, Duplicates• From Spaghetti Line Work

• SHP file, DGN, DWG, Oracle Geometry, etc• Topology graph is maintained while editing


Analyzing topologyAnalyzing topology• Overlay operations

• Polygons

• Intersect

• Union

• Subtract

• Exclusive Or

• Overlay operations• Polygons

• Intersect

• Union

• Subtract

• Exclusive Or

• Points/Lines

• Inside

• Outside

• Overlap


Spatial Analysis on topologySpatial Analysis on topology

• Overlay Operations• Overlay Operations

• Buffer


Different document type and transaction typeDifferent document type and transaction type

Document Type

Transaction type

Initial Lock Lock Duration Support

Live Database Document

Pessimistic/Short Inside Bentley Map user ignited

Until Bentley Map is closed

Geometry, topology

Pessimistic Long Transaction

Inside Bentley Map user ignited

Until user action, can go across sessions

Geometry Topology History

Disconnected Database Document

Pessimistic/Long Transaction

At extraction time on the server

Until: • document deleted• lock released by user

Geometry

Topology

History

Optimistic Locking

N/A N/A Geometry

History


• Geospatial Connector Administrator

• Allows Registering Features

• Allows setting symbology

• Allows creating placement methods

• Allows configuring the MicroStation workspace

• Allows creating end-user connection

• Geospatial Connector Administrator

• Allows Registering Features

• Allows setting symbology

• Allows creating placement methods

• Allows configuring the MicroStation workspace

• Allows creating end-user connection

Discovering the Oracle Schema


Discovering the Oracle SchemaDiscovering the Oracle Schema

What you will see:

• Discovering the Oracle Schema•Creating Configuration Set•Register feature part of an Oracle Topology•Creating workspace•Creating end-user connection

What you will see:








Loading data in OracleLoading data in Oracle

• DGN2SDO• Data loading tool for Administrator or DBA• Convert into SQL Loader Scripts (.SQL, .CTL, .DAT)• Supports two modes: SDO Geometry, SDO Topology• Command-line only, no GUI

• DGN2SDO• Data loading tool for Administrator or DBA• Convert into SQL Loader Scripts (.SQL, .CTL, .DAT)• Supports two modes: SDO Geometry, SDO Topology• Command-line only, no GUI


Loading DGN data in OracleLoading DGN data in Oracle

What you will see:• Loading DGN data in Oracle

•Converting DGN with MSLink into SQLLoader Script

•Load the data in Oracle Spatial•View the data in Geospatial Extension

What you will see:• Loading DGN data in Oracle

•Converting DGN with MSLink into SQLLoader Script

•Load the data in Oracle Spatial•View the data in Geospatial Extension


DemoDemo



• Loading DGN data in Oracle•Converting DGN with MSLink into SQLLoader Script

•Load the data in Oracle Spatial

•View the data in Geospatial Extension

• Loading DGN data in Oracle•Converting DGN with MSLink into SQLLoader Script

•Load the data in Oracle Spatial

•View the data in Geospatial Extension


Greater Toronto Airport AuthorityGreater Toronto Airport Authority• Greater Toronto Airports Authority

• Owner-operator of Toronto Pearson International Airport

• Canada’s busiest airport 29.9 million passengers in 2006

• 243 tenant and GTAA occupied facilities• 5 major runways, 3 terminal buildings and satellites

• Technical Data Centre• Manage the spatial infrastructure for all airport data

• Greater Toronto Airports Authority• Owner-operator of Toronto Pearson International

Airport• Canada’s busiest airport 29.9 million passengers in

2006 • 243 tenant and GTAA occupied facilities• 5 major runways, 3 terminal buildings and satellites

• Technical Data Centre• Manage the spatial infrastructure for all airport data


Architecture



AES Torino-ItalyAES Torino-Italy

• Large Italian utility company specializes in gas distribution and district heating• Web based application is being developed for accessing the Geospatial

Connector back end for extraction/modification (in MicroStation)/posting • This custom application is defined such that:

• Oracle Spatial stores the final information on the network and other company assets.

• The Geospatial Server is used as the back end for extraction and posting in long transaction mode.

• Geo Web Publisher is interface to the data editor that views the spatial database using a web based front-end (i.e.: direct connection to the database via GWP server). The data editor decides what extents to work in and performs an extraction.

• MicroStation is used for editing of the extracted data. The editing session can last from hours to days depending on the work order.

• Large Italian utility company specializes in gas distribution and district heating• Web based application is being developed for accessing the Geospatial







• Nice example of integration of several Bentley products

• Geo Web publisher, Geospatial Server, MicroStation

• Long disconnected transaction• Web Service



• Long disconnected transaction• Web Service

AES Torino-Italy


AEM TorinoAEM Torino• Large Italian electric utility company• Web based application is being developed for accessing the Geospatial






• Client and database side network analysis are performed using the Oracle 10G Network Data Model

• Large Italian electric utility company• Web based application is being developed for accessing the Geospatial






• Client and database side network analysis are performed using the Oracle 10G Network Data Model




• Long disconnected transaction• Database Side Network Analysis• Web Service (SOA Architecture)



• Long disconnected transaction• Database Side Network Analysis• Web Service (SOA Architecture)

AEM Torino-Italy


Geospatial Server Benefits for Oracle usersGeospatial Server Benefits for Oracle users

• Integrate document management , workflows management and spatial database management

• Spatial management of all data types, including non GIS files types

• Find Information using intuitive spatial criteria• View and edit your Oracle Spatial database directly-

>Spatial Database Document• Perform fully reliable disconnected field editing

• Integrate document management , workflows management and spatial database management

• Spatial management of all data types, including non GIS files types

• Find Information using intuitive spatial criteria• View and edit your Oracle Spatial database directly-

>Spatial Database Document• Perform fully reliable disconnected field editing


Geospatial Server Benefits for Oracle usersGeospatial Server Benefits for Oracle users

• Avoid conflict->Pessimistic Locking• Study Different What-If Scenario->Optimistic Locking• Keep data consistent at all time and interact easily with

Oracle 10G Topology• Produce historical maps and reports-> historical data

management• Bringing Geospatial Engineering information into mainstream

IT world -> Oracle Standard• Excellent Database Citizen->Oracle reviewed

• Print only what you need and save time with batch plotting capability

• Avoid conflict->Pessimistic Locking• Study Different What-If Scenario->Optimistic Locking• Keep data consistent at all time and interact easily with

Oracle 10G Topology• Produce historical maps and reports-> historical data

management• Bringing Geospatial Engineering information into mainstream

IT world -> Oracle Standard• Excellent Database Citizen->Oracle reviewed

• Print only what you need and save time with batch plotting capability


What’s coming in Bentley Products?What’s coming in Bentley Products?

• GeoRaster• Viewing of GeoRaster• Loading of GeoRaster• Editing of GeoRaster• Integration in Geospatial Administrator

• Network Data Model • Network viewing• Network editing• Network tracing• Integration with industry application

• GeoRaster• Viewing of GeoRaster• Loading of GeoRaster• Editing of GeoRaster• Integration in Geospatial Administrator

• Network Data Model • Network viewing• Network editing• Network tracing• Integration with industry application


What’s coming in Bentley Products?What’s coming in Bentley Products?• Cartographic Text Support

• Cartographic text support will allow storing natively the following:• Text with leader line• Text with different text size and rotation

• Database Side Spatial Analysis• 3D Objects support

• Viewing of 3D objects• Editing of 3D objects

• TIN support• Viewing of TIN• Storing Bentley TIN in Oracle• Editing TIN

• Cartographic Text Support• Cartographic text support will allow storing natively the

following:• Text with leader line• Text with different text size and rotation

• Database Side Spatial Analysis• 3D Objects support

• Viewing of 3D objects• Editing of 3D objects

• TIN support• Viewing of TIN• Storing Bentley TIN in Oracle• Editing TIN


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