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I get ODCI errors with spatial operators SDO_RELATE, SDO_FILTER and SDO_WITHIN_DISTANCE (not SDO_NN) called from JDBC (Java 1.2.2).
For example:
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Displays the error
ORA-29902: error in executing ODCIIndexStart() routine
Other functions such as SDO_AREA, SDO_NN work fine, though.
Both feature tables where populated with the SDOAPI toolkit and indexed using a fixed index.
I use a default full install of Oracle 8.1.6 on Linux RedHat 6.2.
What's wrong? Do I need to install anything else on the server?
Thanks for any advice.

Hi Dan,
There are several errors in the SampleNewToSDO.java sample. The outer polygons should be anti-clockwise, the inner polygons should be clockwise. Now that this is fixed, polygons (with or without inner polygons) do pass the validation test, but multipolygons do not.
What's wrong with this multipolygon:
double outerOrdArray1[] = {310, 310, 320, 310, 320, 320, 310, 320, 310, 310};
LineString outerLineString1 = gF.createLineString(outerOrdArray1);
double innerOrdArray1[] = {311, 311, 311, 319, 319, 319, 319, 311, 311, 311};
LineString innerLineStrings1[] = new LineString[1];
innerLineStrings1[0] = gF.createLineString(innerOrdArray1);
collection[0] = gF.createPolygon((LineString)outerLineString1,
(LineString[])innerLineStrings1);
double outerOrdArray2[] = {410, 410, 420, 410, 420, 420, 410, 420, 410, 410};
LineString outerLineString2 = gF.createLineString(outerOrdArray2);
double innerOrdArray2[] = {411, 411, 411, 419, 419, 419, 419, 411, 411, 411};
LineString innerLineStrings2[] = new LineString[1];
innerLineStrings2[0] = gF.createLineString(innerOrdArray2);
collection[1] = gF.createPolygon((LineString)outerLineString2,
(LineString[])innerLineStrings2);
geom = gF.createGeometryCollection(collection);
Note that the sdoapi java library does not detect anything wrong with the geometry (isValid() returns true even when the order of vertices is wrong).
Heterogenous collections are OK. Only multipolgons are wrong. To check whether the multipolygon was correctly stored in the table, I exported the table to XML using the SampleSDOtoXML.java sample. It looks good:
<MultiPolygon>
<Polygon name="0" srsName="0">
<LineString name="0" srsName="0"> <CList>310.0,310.0 320.0,310.0 320.0,320.0 310.0,320.0 310.0,310.0</CList> </LineString>
<LineString name="0" srsName="0"> <CList>311.0,311.0 311.0,319.0 319.0,319.0 319.0,311.0 311.0,311.0</CList> </LineString>
</Polygon>
<Polygon name="0" srsName="0">
<LineString name="0" srsName="0"> <CList>410.0,410.0 420.0,410.0 420.0,420.0 410.0,420.0 410.0,410.0</CList> </LineString>
<LineString name="0" srsName="0"> <CList>411.0,411.0 411.0,419.0 419.0,419.0 419.0,411.0 411.0,411.0</CList> </LineString>
</Polygon>
</MultiPolygon>
So why does SDO_GEOM.VALIDATE_GEOMETRY return 13050? Is there a special vertex ordering rule for multipolygons?
Thanks,
Jean-Pierre
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