SDO_AGGR_SET_UNION fails but SDO_GEOM.SDO_UNION succeeds.

Hi folks,
Happy Thanksgivings all. I have an aggregation task that seemed ideal to try out the new SDO_AGGR_SET_UNION function in 11gR2 (11.2.0.2). I have two valid touching polygons (amongst many others) that validate at 0.05 meter tolerance. When I union them together using SDO_GEOM.SDO_UNION or the original SDO_AGGR_UNION the results look great and the area of the new polygon is close to the two inputs. However when I run the exact same polygons through SDO_AGGR_SET_UNION I get back failed results - e.g. a 2004 containing one input polygon and a random point geometry from the boundary of the other polygon.
Aggregation errors like this aren't exactly anything unheard of in Oracle Spatial and normally I'd just submit it as a bug. But I am a bit confused when the usual SDO_UNION functions works just fine but the new SDO_AGGR_SET_UNION function fails. Aren't they working off the same codebase? I've always assumed that what works for SDO_UNION would work for SDO_AGGR_UNION and now SDO_AGGR_SET_UNION is just another addition to the family of "unioners". Do we need to treat (and test) the new SDO_AGGR_SET_UNION as a different critter altogether from SDO_UNION? My apologies if that drifts into proprietary taboo land. Looking at the results of my test again I see that in fact SDO_AGGR_UNION does not EXACTLY match SDO_UNION (darn close though) so perhaps the family idea is all wrong?
My opinion at this point is confused about whether to use SDO_AGGR_SET_UNION. It is much faster and much easier on the PGA I'l will admit, but SDO_UNION wins the quality award for this task.
Cheers and Happy Holidays,
Paul
DECLARE
   polygon1                  SDO_GEOMETRY;
   polygon2                  SDO_GEOMETRY;
   rez_oldschool_sdo_union   SDO_GEOMETRY;
   rez_aggr_set_union        SDO_GEOMETRY;
   rez_aggr_union            SDO_GEOMETRY;
   num_tolerance             NUMBER := 0.05;
BEGIN
   polygon1 :=
      SDO_GEOMETRY(2003, 8265, NULL, SDO_ELEM_INFO_ARRAY(1, 1003, 1),
      SDO_ORDINATE_ARRAY(-101.367659850094, 45.6250958279126, -101.367750579539, 45.6246663149791, -101.36778407735, 45.6239928420968, -101.367540353957, 45.6233468469559, -101.367308521691, 45.6229827221804, -101.366899484815, 45.6228175577095, -101.366673138039, 45.6225835498738, -101.366629328625, 45.6222646352215, -101.366628551902, 45.6222589429779, -101.366095924796, 45.6220963415067, -101.365627851382, 45.6219975468078, -101.364973450124, 45.6218808707156, -101.364448124586, 45.6218917783656, -101.364110017238, 45.6219421740928, -101.363654697356, 45.6221469160479, -101.363214785275, 45.6219824072281, -101.362436795648, 45.6218682941355, -101.361686971078, 45.6216884967243, -101.360873514825, 45.6214665886314, -101.359874660186, 45.6212484952359, -101.358967626503, 45.6210068282033, -101.358182365109, 45.6207192059896, -101.358076000621, 45.6203958805935, -101.3577215616, 45.6200559553039, -101.357368016649, 45.619737726105, -101.357067192006, 45.6199392494093, 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   polygon2 :=
      SDO_GEOMETRY(2003, 8265, NULL, SDO_ELEM_INFO_ARRAY(1, 1003, 1),
      SDO_ORDINATE_ARRAY(-101.365627851382, 45.6219975468078, -101.366095924796, 45.6220963415067, -101.366628551902, 45.6222589429779, -101.366629328625, 45.6222646352215, -101.366620268719, 45.6220802780549, -101.366700496571, 45.62182305421, -101.366595413582, 45.6214897748383, -101.366373265208, 45.6210790690329, -101.366263473452, 45.6206340607544, -101.367038125219, 45.6206499751946, -101.367585325661, 45.6206705685994, -101.367529088679, 45.6204161461728, -101.367560440722, 45.6200800355804, -101.367629254285, 45.6195514913921, -101.367714576471, 45.6193683542582, -101.257581859721, 45.5548077973837, -101.211696997115, 45.5464650954303, -101.211825365031, 45.5468085820975, -101.21181919595, 45.5474711175274, -101.211578810417, 45.5478973205405, -101.210864418946, 45.5482574220024, -101.210731530391, 45.5482989068352, -101.211099469863, 45.5485397394028, -101.211414510214, 45.5486964102118, -101.211671614849, 45.5489518459173, -101.211807424033, 45.5492639060355, 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   DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('------------');
   DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('polygon1 validation at ' || TO_CHAR(num_tolerance) || ' = ' || SDO_GEOM.validate_geometry_with_context(polygon1, num_tolerance));
   DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('polygon2 validation at ' || TO_CHAR(num_tolerance) || ' = ' || SDO_GEOM.validate_geometry_with_context(polygon2, num_tolerance));
   DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('combined area is ' || TO_CHAR(SDO_GEOM.sdo_area(polygon1, num_tolerance) + SDO_GEOM.sdo_area(polygon2, num_tolerance)));
   rez_oldschool_sdo_union := SDO_GEOM.SDO_UNION(polygon1, polygon2, num_tolerance);
   SELECT SDO_AGGR_UNION(sdoaggrtype(a.shape, num_tolerance)) INTO rez_aggr_union FROM (SELECT polygon1 shape FROM DUAL UNION ALL SELECT polygon2 shape FROM DUAL) a;
   rez_aggr_set_union := SDO_AGGR_SET_UNION(mdsys.sdo_geometry_array(polygon1, polygon2),num_tolerance);
   DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('------------');
   DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('sdo_union creates GTYPE ' || TO_CHAR(rez_oldschool_sdo_union.sdo_gtype));
   DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('sdo_aggr_union creates GTYPE ' || TO_CHAR(rez_aggr_union.sdo_gtype));
   DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('sdo_aggr_set_union creates GTYPE ' || TO_CHAR(rez_aggr_set_union.sdo_gtype));
   DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('------------');
   DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('sdo_union creates area of ' || TO_CHAR(SDO_GEOM.sdo_area(rez_oldschool_sdo_union, num_tolerance)));
   DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('sdo_aggr_union creates area of ' || TO_CHAR(SDO_GEOM.sdo_area(rez_aggr_union, num_tolerance)));
   DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('sdo_aggr_set_union creates area of ' || TO_CHAR(SDO_GEOM.sdo_area(rez_aggr_set_union, num_tolerance)));
END;
/

Hi Paul,
I'm not sure where you see the mistake.
I run your script on Version 11.2.0.1 (function sdo_aggr_set_union is already here) and get the following result:
polygon1 validation at ,05 = TRUE
polygon2 validation at ,05 = TRUE
combined area is 34338292,4039011
sdo_union creates GTYPE 2003
sdo_aggr_union creates GTYPE 2003
sdo_aggr_set_union creates GTYPE 2003
sdo_union creates area of 34338291,3352027
sdo_aggr_union creates area of 34338293,6868519
sdo_aggr_set_union creates area of 34338291,3352027
The area of sdo_union and sdo_aggr_set_union are the same. Can you please point out, where your problem is exactly? Maybe in 11.2.0.1 the function was different?
Udo

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