Create Table (with advanced options)

Hi, I'm quite new to SQL developer and learning Oracle® Database SQL Developer User's Guide Release 1.5 (3 Tutorial: Creating Objects for a Small Database)
I'm trying to create a table called PATRONS as it states, but I can not find Schema: MDSYS and Type: SDO_GEOMETRY (right now the Type is empty under my schema)
Is that somethng wrong with my connection? How should I resolve this problem and continue the tutorial? Please advise. Thank you.

The MDSYS schema is one of the host schemas for Oracle Locator (a subset of Oracle Spatial), and SDO_GEOMETRY is one of the types - in fact the main type. It looks like Oracle Locator was not installed in your database when it was created. It is not available with Oracle Express Edition, but it is included with Standard or Enterprise edition. Installing it is optional when the database is created, so I guess your DBA decided not to install it. It is installed with the same scripts that install Oracle Multimedia. The instructions can be found at http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/appdev.111/b28415/ap_instl_upgrd.htm#IMURG11000. This document is for 11g, but the instructions are pretty much the same for 10g and 9i.

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