Oracle 11g, Locator and 3D data

Hi,
Could somebody please clarify me about what 3D features in Oracle 11g are included in Locator, and which are part of the Spatial option? The documentation says, "Three-dimensional geometry support: the use of 3D spatial indexing, 3D operators, and subprograms on 3D data is not supported for Locator." So, is it correct to say that 3D data itself is included in Locator, but the use of the features listed above belong to Spatial?
Thanks for your help,
Matti

According to the following (for 11.2):
Oracle Locator
Those would all be covered by locator. A few more items were added to locator for 12.1 if you are (will) use that instead:
Oracle Locator
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Erica,
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/Finally....
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regards
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Hi,
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Edited by: user533016 on Feb 1, 2011 3:14 AM

user533016 wrote:
Hi,
I have Oracle 11g server on a UNIX box and im accessing it through an Oracle client on a windows box.
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rajeysh,
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