Cannot view table with spatial advisor

I have loaded a table using SafeFME software. It did not populate SDO_GEOMETRY.SDO_SRID during the conversion from ArcInfo coverage to Oracle8i Spatial SDO_GEOMETRY.
Since I could not view the spatial data with the spatial advisor, I ran the VALIDATE_LAYER procedure and found the error. At that point I INSERTed a value for SDO_SRID into my table, and into XXXX_SDO_GEOM_METADATA. Still cannot view the spatial data with spatial advisor. Why not?
Platform: Sun Solaris
Oracle8i 8.1.7
Richard Clement

Hi Dan:
the Spatial Index Advisor message at the lower part of the apps' frame says 'Drew 3701 geometries' after I attempt to "Draw all geometries" (third button down on the left).
After this, the viewport is blank. It is odd, though - it appears that the bounds are set correctly. When I add another "layer" and draw it, the viewport is referencing the correct area (the bounds for the first layer). This behavior occurs when the XXXX_SDO_GEOM_METADATA.SRID is either NULL or set to a value.
Our MapXtreme app shows the same behavior (no display of data, no error message).
I'll try to run the VALIDATE (layer and geometry) functions and procedures again.
We have loaded some data with the routine using shp2sdo.exe (like in the tutorials) and those are drawing just fine. Strange.
Richard Clement
State of Alaska DNR

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