[Begginer] How to view my Oracle spatial Data ?

I'm a begginer , I know how to make and insert Spatial data but , i want to see it like map , how ?
Please tell me the software and good documentation ?

Try using MapViewer. It is downloadable from OTN:
http://otn.oracle.com/products/spatial
then click on the software button to find instructions and the MapViewer software.

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My apologies for the confusion. My insert statement DID work just fine. I just wasn't seeing it...probably because I was querying the table in Enterprise Manager DB Control and it looks like it takes some time to refresh. So it appears that user permissions are not the issue.
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