Oracle Locator - Implementation

I have a need to calculate shortest distance between any two locations (addresses) using Oracle Locator. The only parameters that are available to me as inputs are the 5 digit zip code, latitude and longitude of the location. I am looking for help in implementing a solution. I have the 10g enterprise database that comes with Locator as standard.

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My first guess is that you need a bit more than just those pieces. When you say 'shortest distance' are you expected to get that by route or as the crow files?
You may want to check in the 'Spatial' forum where this kind of thing is likely to be discussed in much more depth (as the Spatial and Locator specialists tend to hang out there).
There are subtle differences between 10gR1 and 10gR2 - which in particular are you using?
Do you know the coordinate system? Long/Lat comes in a variety of subtly-different flavours, depending on the actual coordinate system. (Since you mention zip code, I assume you mean the US, and 8302 will probably do reasonably well.)
You will probably want to create a spatial index and defnitely need to create the user_sdo_geom_metadata for your layer.
Have you looked in the Spatial Reference manual in the Oracle docco? Specifically at the Locator appendix, which describes exactly what parts of Spatial you can use in Locator. And at the sdo_distance function and examples at http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14255/sdo_objgeom.htm#i857957

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What are the requirements for Oracle Locator?

Hi, when installing a new database, we want to trim out the stuff that Oracle installs by default that we don't absolutely need. However, we do want to make use of the MDSYS.SDO_GEOMETRY type and Oracle Locator (not Spatial).
Oracle has all these different components, and we jut found out that in order to use Locator, you have to install Oracle interMedia. Is there anything else there that Locator has a dependency on that we would be missing? We intend to install these:
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Oracle Enterprise Manager
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Oracle Database Packages and Types
But out of the list of the rest of them, what is needed for Oracle Locator?
Spatial
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Oracle Locator is implemented in the MDSYS userid. (It's included in every version and edition of the database since 8i, including 10gR2 Express Edition.)
As you have noted, Locator is considered part of intermedia. (In some versions of Oracle, Locator is officially a feature of intermedia, in others it seems to be independent. In all versions, it uses a commono install with intermedia.) The install for intermedia 10gR2 is described at http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14302/ap_instl_upgrd.htm#sthref649
I believe there are some Locator funtions in 10gR2 that are impemented in Java and require the JVM. The 10gR2 Express Edition (XE) does not include JVM and Locator seems to be mostly functional, but there are areas that do not work.
Technically you do not need Oracle Text or Oracle XDK/XMLDB. I've found they are extremely useful so I do include them in my minimum installs. They are also included in XE.
In your list the following are related to separately licensed EE options: Spatial, OLAP and Data Mining

Distributed Oracle Application implementation

Dear all
I am EBS technical consultant and I am working on SOA and have distributed Oracle Application implementation, Please consider the scenario and suggest me and idea.
Assume
1. We have 2 Oracle Application R12 (EBS-1, EBS-2) installed at 2 different remote locations, network disconnection may be broken in this network.
2. User always work on (EBS-1 installed at Head office) and only work on EBS-2 (installed local) in case network connection is lost to connect with EBS-1.
EBS-2 is a replica of EBS-1 when installed first time.
Scenario
Last inventory Item ID is 5444 at EBS-1
Last inventory Item ID is 5444 at EBS-2
user created new item at EBS-1
Last inventory Item ID is 5445 at EBS-1
Last inventory Item ID is 5444 at EBS-2 (No new item created)
Now User can not access EBS-1 and now start working on local EBS-2 and take following steps.
create new item at and now inventory item id is 5445. and create misc receipt to this newly created item.
Now EBS-2 installed at head office is available and now transaction made at EBS-2 need to be transferred at head office, and what about inventory item id, 5445 is already created at EBS-1 how and i have to import item and misc receipt, inventory item will be different how can i load misc receipt transaction.
Please help.
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3. Oracle Application will not work in Distributed environment.
please suggest me.
Thanks
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Dear expert !
I have a similar question but the scenario is somewhat different.
The are two separate organizations and both have implemented EBS (Vision 1 and 2). they both are under third organization (vision A). for numerous business processes, both vision 1 & 2 get their approvals from vision A. Moreover, inventory and master data is required to be sync in all three.
vision A
^ ^
v v
vision 1 vision 2
In some instances, a sub organization from vision 1 can be placed under vision 2, thus requiring movement of its relevant data from vision 1 to 2.
the scenario implies that all three organizations are running an EBS instance which is a legacy for the other.
can we achieve this integration?
Please do let me know if I am unable to explain the use case.
best regards

Using Mapviewer with Oracle Locator

We're currently using Oracle Locator as a datasource for Mapviewer 10g and we're running into a slight problem when loading simple points from a table. We have the table containing these ponits added to the USER_SDO_GEOM_METADATA table and the spatial index is created on the specific column with the SDO_GEOMETRY type. When the map loads up the following error is generated when a dynamic jdbc query is run:
MAPVIEWER-06009: Error processing an FOI request.
Root cause:FOIServlet:ORA-29900: operator binding does not exist
ORA-06540: PL/SQL: compilation error
ORA-06553: PLS-907: cannot load library unit MDSYS.SDO_3GL (referenced by MDSYS.SDO_FILTER)
I've looked in the database for the MDSYS.SDO_3GL object and it's definitely there, so I'm a little lost on what could be causing this. I thought perhaps that our user schema may not have execute privileges associated with that specific procedure, but I believe the entire point of MDSYS is that it's available to any user on the database.
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
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We're currently using the javascript api for oracle maps (using the matching javascript file, oraclemaps.js, that came directly from the mapviewer application download). All that I'm calling is a single table and then getting some hidden info columns as well off of it too. I've tried this on a different schema and database that's also only running Locator and the query runs just fine with the points on the map displaying as intended.
Here's the current theme request that I'm submitting:
<theme name= 'lowerTheme' >
<jdbc_query spatial_column='GEOMETRY' jdbc_srid='8307' render_style= 'V.AVCD_BUILD' datasource='mvdemo' >
select * from build where subtype in('ABC','123','DEF')
<hidden_info>
<field column='SUBTYPE' name='Type'/>
<field column='NAME' name='Name'/>
<field column='ADDR' name='Address'/>
<field column='CITY' name='City'/>
<field column='STATE' name='State'/>
<field column='ZIP_CODE' name='ZIP Code'/>
</hidden_info>
</jdbc_query>
<rendering>
<style name='V.AVCD_BUILD' value_columns='SUBTYPE'/>
</rendering>
</theme>
Within the actual function adding that theme to the 'mapview' variable I'm creating a new MVThemeBasedFOI object using the name 'lowerTheme' and the above definition for the second parameter in the constructor.
Is there a listing of procedures on the MDSYS schema that I should check to make sure they're valid for spatial queries to work?
Thanks in advance for the help.

Trying to use Oracle Locator for latitude and longitude proximity searches

I am prototyping using Oracle Locator to do proximity searches and other spatial operations within the database in our software products. I’ve got it working fine in SQL Server, where geodetic is built in as well as geometric features, but with Oracle we’re trying to restrict ourselves to the Locator features so our customers are forced to buy the add-on. I am getting perplexing results, as you can see if you run the little test program I wrote.
I am using lat and long as the point coordinates. I am inserting the data using
SDO_GEOMETRY(2001, 4326, SDO_POINT_TYPE(?, ?, null), null, null
Then I am doing the search with
SELECT pointname, SDO_NN_DISTANCE (1) distance_in_miles
FROM geotest g
WHERE SDO_NN(g.geopoint, sdo_geometry(2001, 4326, SDO_POINT_TYPE(38.683, 123.083, NULL), NULL, NULL), 'distance=1000 unit=mile', 1) = 'TRUE'
ORDER BY distance_in_miles
I am getting distances from 56 to 86 units, whatever the units are.
Am I attempting the impossible with Locator, to use lat and long and then expect the sdo_nn function to work in miles?
Select results:
POINTNAME DISTANCE_IN_MILES
Point number 19 56.8497254738894
Point number 17 57.0758802885512
Point number 5 62.096857977487
Point number 3 67.3555572959989
Point number 16 70.8005407529483
Point number 1 73.0370426667902
Point number 9 73.1047740624495
Point number 14 73.1451566004902
Point number 11 74.9344307572887
Point number 10 75.3710529989389
Point number 2 75.423714095366
Point number 8 77.2121183101138
Point number 4 77.6458963754559
Point number 18 80.4569749046142
Point number 6 81.0025026191188
Point number 20 81.8444977200089
Point number 13 83.4095236051998
Point number 15 86.9333533902019
Point number 7 88.9312783958262
Point number 12 98.72957787982
Point number 0 98.9999489634554
21 rows selected

Couple of things that we found out using sdo_nn here...
It works...but the knobs need to be turned in the right order...
You may have done this already...but here is what we have...
a. we create our table containing the location sdo_geometry column ..( in our case the column is called location )
b.We loaded the data..If you elected to use a partitioned table for your spatial data and created the corresponding spatial index as local...your sql will need to account for that.if your index is global ..don't worry about it
c. We inserted the metadata...this needs to be done once per table...by either the dba or the schema owner...
INSERT INTO USER_SDO_GEOM_METADATA (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME, DIMINFO, SRID)
VALUES ('<YOUR TABLE NAME>', '<SPATIAL COLUMN NAME>',
MDSYS.SDO_DIM_ARRAY
(MDSYS.SDO_DIM_ELEMENT('LONGITUDE', -180.0, 180.0, 0.5),
MDSYS.SDO_DIM_ELEMENT('LATITUDE', -90.0, 90.0, 0.5)
8307);
COMMIT;
If this is not done before the spatial index is created...stuff won't work...
d. create your spatial index
e. our query looked something like this...( I changed the table names )
This returns the top 30 results sorted by distance in feet...
SELECT LOCATION_KEY,
result_center_distance
FROM
SELECT LOCATION_KEY,
SDO_NN_DISTANCE(1) result_center_distance
FROM LOCATION_OWNER.D_LOCATION dlocation
WHERE SDO_NN(dlocation.LOCATION,
MDSYS.SDO_GEOMETRY(2001,8307,MDSYS.SDO_POINT_TYPE(-97.07845,33.138006,null),null,null), 'SDO_NUM_RES=31 unit=FOOT distance=5800.0 SDO_MAX_MEMORY=50000000', 1) = 'TRUE'
ORDER BY 2
WHERE ROWNUM <= 31
We had to use this structure because our index is local...and sdo_nn will return the sdo_num_res results for each partition...so you need to get the results first..then treat it as a top-n query...
If you index is global...this should work
SELECT LOCATION_KEY,
SDO_NN_DISTANCE(1) result_center_distance
FROM LOCATION_OWNER.D_LOCATION dlocation
WHERE SDO_NN(dlocation.LOCATION,
MDSYS.SDO_GEOMETRY(2001,8307,MDSYS.SDO_POINT_TYPE(-97.07845,33.138006,null),null,null), 'SDO_NUM_RES=31 unit=FOOT distance=5800.0 SDO_MAX_MEMORY=50000000', 1) = 'TRUE'
ORDER BY 2
If you want the distance in MILE...replace FOOT by MILE...
good luck...
Edited by: user5431290 on Oct 23, 2011 9:36 AM

Performance issues and options to reduce load with Oracle text implementation

Hi Experts,
My database on Oracle 11.2.0.2 on Linux. We have Oracle Text implemented for fuzzy search. Our oracle text indexes are defined as sync on commit as we can not afford to have stale data. Now our application does literally thousands of inserts/updates/deletes to those columns where we have these Oracle text indexes defined. As a result, we are seeing a lot of performance impact due to the oracle text sync routines being called on each commit. We are doing the index optimization every night (full optimization every night at 3 am). The oracle text index related internal operations are showing up as top sql in our AWR report and there are concerns that it is causing lot of load on the DB. Since we do the full index optimization only once at night, I am thinking should I change that , and if I do so, will it help us?
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You can query the ctx_parameters view to see what your default and maximum memory values are:
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SCOTT@orcl12c> COLUMN megabytes FORMAT 9,999,999,999
SCOTT@orcl12c> SELECT par_name AS parameter,
2          TO_NUMBER (par_value) AS bytes,
3          par_value / 1048576 AS megabytes
4 FROM   ctx_parameters
5 WHERE par_name IN ('DEFAULT_INDEX_MEMORY', 'MAX_INDEX_MEMORY')
6 ORDER BY par_name
7 /
PARAMETER                               BYTES      MEGABYTES
DEFAULT_INDEX_MEMORY               67,108,864             64
MAX_INDEX_MEMORY                1,073,741,824          1,024
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You can set the memory value in your index parameters:
SCOTT@orcl12c> CREATE INDEX EMPLOYEE_IDX01
2 ON EMPLOYEES (EMP_NAME)
3 INDEXTYPE IS CTXSYS.CONTEXT
4 PARAMETERS ('SYNC (ON COMMIT) MEMORY 1024M')
5 /
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http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/text.112/e24436/cadmpkg.htm#CCREF2096
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Hi,
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Latitude/Longitude on Oracle Locator

Hi, I'm using Oracle Locator
I'm trying to select latitude and longitude through this query
SELECT t.X AS LATITUDE, t.Y AS LONGITUDE
FROM geo.cultura c,
TABLE(SDO_UTIL.GETVERTICES(c.geometry)) t;
but the numbers are coming from different 90 and -90
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Is there a command to convert those numbers?
Thank you very much!

Hi,
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For example
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FROM spl_major_villages c,
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Oracle LOCATOR - Standard Edition

Hello,
Can you please to tell me if there is any customer using Oracle Locator with Standard Edition?
Regards,
Andre

There are indeed may success stories for Locator.
Appendix B Oracle Locator of the manual deals with the differences .... here is the headline info
Oracle Locator (also referred to as Locator) is a feature of Oracle Database 11g Standard Edition. Locator provides core features and services available in Oracle Spatial. It provides significant capabilities typically required to support Internet and wireless service-based applications and partner-based GIS solutions. Locator is not designed to be a solution for geographic information system (GIS) applications requiring complex spatial data management. If you need capabilities such as linear referencing, advanced spatial functions, or Spatial Web services, use Oracle Spatial instead of Locator.
Yours sincerely
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2. Choose any of the "Implementation" responsibilities.
3. Open the Application Implementation Wizard Startup window.
4. Using the Process list of values, choose the Wizard Implementation Process.
5. Leave the Context field blank.
When I open application implementation wizard get a window with tab
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Goint to processes I cannot choose Wizard Implementation Process, from functions I can open Implementation wizard however in the next window "Select process group" there are no process groups, so I cannot go further.
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Is there any alternative for SDO_RELATE in Oracle Locator [not in spatial!]

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We are looking alternative arrangement in place of SDO_RELATE function in oracle Locator i.e. which is free and has no bindings with oracle spatial license.
e.g. http://www.spatialdbadvisor.com/oracle_spatial_tips_tricks/55/oracle-locator-vs-enterprise-licensing-the-sdogeom-package/
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Hi,
You are allowed to use the sdo_relate operator in locator. You are not allowed to use sdo_geom.relate function in locator.
Look [Table B-1|http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/appdev.111/b28400/sdo_locator.htm#CFACCEEG] in the [Oracle Spatial Developers Guide 11g Release 1|http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/appdev.111/b28400/toc.htm].
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Greetings of the day!!!!
Professionally i am a technical consultant with only 12 months of experience, Now i got chance to enhance my technical knowledge in Oracle EBS Implementation project.
I am totally fresh for this Implemenation as i dont have any idea, what will be the things in implemention. I request to OTN people, please give me some guidelines, as how can i go about it, where i need to concentrate.
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