Viewing Georaster data

Hi guys,
I am using a oracle 10g,geospatial DB,I loaded an image to the georaster database.
If I need to view this image,according to the manual I need to use georasterviewer else export it out as an image then view it.
Is there a way or sql/plsql so I can include it to view on my viewer.
Thanks and Regards
Micky

Hi Micky,
If you want to view it on your viewer, your viewer will either have to understand the georaster storage format (not complicated) or export the data (sdo_geor.export) and read the exported object.
Look at the examples for:
sdo_geor.getRasterBlocks
sdo_geor.getRasterData
sdo_geor.getRasterSubset
sdo_geor.subset
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print " </tr>\n";
print " <tr>\n";
for($n2 = 0, $n = $n - $multihost->{graphs_per_row}; $n2 < $multihost->{graphs_per_row}; $n2++) {
if($n < scalar(@host)) {
if(lc($multihost->{footer_url}) eq "y") {
print " <td bgcolor='$colors->{title_bg_color}'>\n";
print " <font face='Verdana, sans-serif' color='$colors->{title_fg_color}'>\n";
print " <font size='-1'>\n";
print " <b>  <a href='" . $foot_url[$n] . "' style='color: " . $colors->{title_fg_color} . ";'>$foot_url[$n]</a></b>\n";
print " </font></font>\n";
print " </td>\n";
$n++;
$n = $n - $multihost->{graphs_per_row};
print " </tr>\n";
print "</table>\n";
print "<br>\n";
} else {
print " <table cellspacing='5' cellpadding='0' width='1' bgcolor='$colors->{graph_bg_color}' border='1'>\n";
print " <tr>\n";
print " <td bgcolor='$colors->{title_bg_color}'>\n";
print " <font face='Verdana, sans-serif' color='$colors->{fg_color}'>\n";
print " <b>  " . $host[$cgi->{val}] . "</b>\n";
print " </font>\n";
print " </td>\n";
print " </tr>\n";
print " <tr>\n";
print " <td bgcolor='$colors->{title_bg_color}' style='vertical-align: top; height: 10%; width: 10%;'>\n";
print " <iframe src='" . (split(',', $multihost->{remotehost_desc}->{$cgi->{val}}))[0] . (split(',', $multihost->{remotehost_desc}->{$cgi->{val}}))[2] . "/monitorix.cgi?mode=localhost&when=$cgi->{when}&graph=$graph&color=$cgi->{color}&silent=imagetagbig' height=249 width=545 frameborder=0 marginwidth=0 marginheight=0 scrolling=no></iframe>\n";
print " </td>\n";
print " </tr>\n";
print " <tr>\n";
if(lc($multihost->{footer_url}) eq "y") {
print " <td bgcolor='$colors->{title_bg_color}'>\n";
print " <font face='Verdana, sans-serif' color='$colors->{title_fg_color}'>\n";
print " <font size='-1'>\n";
print " <b>  <a href='" . $foot_url[$cgi->{val}] . "' style='color: " . $colors->{title_fg_color} . ";'>$foot_url[$cgi->{val}]</a></b>\n";
print " </font></font>\n";
print " </td>\n";
print " </tr>\n";
print " </table>\n";
print " <br>\n";
sub graph_header {
my ($title, $colspan) = @_;
print("\n");
print("\n");
print(" <table cellspacing='5' cellpadding='0' width='1' bgcolor='$colors{graph_bg_color}' border='1'>\n");
print(" <tr>\n");
print(" <td bgcolor='$colors{title_bg_color}' colspan='$colspan'>\n");
print(" <font face='Verdana, sans-serif' color='$colors{title_fg_color}'>\n");
print(" <b>  $title</b>\n");
print(" </font>\n");
print(" </td>\n");
print(" </tr>\n");
sub graph_footer {
print(" </table>\n");
print("\n");
# MAIN
open(IN, "< monitorix.conf.path");
my $config_path = <IN>;
chomp($config_path);
close(IN);
if(! -f $config_path) {
print(<< "EOF");
Content-Type: text/plain
<pre>
FATAL: Monitorix is unable to continue!
=======================================
File 'monitorix.conf.path' was not found.
Please make sure that 'base_dir' option is correctly configured and this
CGI (monitorix.cgi) is located in the 'base_dir'/cgi/ directory.
And don't forget to restart Monitorix for the changes to take effect!
EOF
die "FATAL: File 'monitorix.conf.path' was not found!";
# load main configuration file
my $conf = new Config::General(
-ConfigFile => $config_path,
%config = $conf->getall;
# load additional configuration files
if($config{include_dir} && opendir(DIR, $config{include_dir})) {
my @files = grep { !/^[.]/ } readdir(DIR);
closedir(DIR);
foreach my $c (sort @files) {
next unless -f $config{include_dir} . "/$c";
next unless $c =~ m/\.conf$/;
my $conf_inc = new Config::General(
-ConfigFile => $config{include_dir} . "/$c",
my %config_inc = $conf_inc->getall;
while(my ($key, $val) = each(%config_inc)) {
if(ref($val) eq "HASH") {
# two level options
while(my ($key2, $val2) = each(%{$val})) {
if(ref($val2) eq "HASH") {
# three level options
while(my ($key3, $val3) = each(%{$val2})) {
$config{$key}->{$key2}->{$key3} = $val3;
delete $config_inc{$key}->{$key2}->{$key3};
next;
$config{$key}->{$key2} = $val2;
delete $config_inc{$key}->{$key2};
next;
# graph_name option is special
if($key eq "graph_name") {
$config{graph_name} .= ", $val";
delete $config_inc{graph_name};
next;
# one level options
$config{$key} = $val;
delete $config_inc{$key};
$config{url} = ($config{url_prefix_proxy} || "");
if(!$config{url}) {
$config{url} = ($ENV{HTTPS} || ($config{httpd_builtin}->{https_url} || "n") eq "y") ? "https://" . $ENV{HTTP_HOST} : "http://" . $ENV{HTTP_HOST};
$config{hostname} = $config{hostname} || $ENV{SERVER_NAME};
if(!($config{hostname})) { # called from the command line
$config{hostname} = "127.0.0.1";
$config{url} = "http://127.0.0.1";
$config{url} .= $config{base_url};
our $mode = defined(param('mode')) ? param('mode') : '';
our $graph = param('graph');
our $when = param('when');
our $color = param('color');
our $val = defined(param('val')) ? param('val') : '';
our $silent = defined(param('silent')) ? param('silent') : '';
if($mode ne "localhost") {
($mode, $val) = split(/\./, $mode);
if(lc($config{httpd_builtin}->{enabled}) ne "y") {
print("Content-Type: text/html\n");
print("\n");
# get the current OS and kernel version
my $release;
($config{os}, undef, $release) = uname();
if(!($release =~ m/^(\d+)\.(\d+)/)) {
die "FATAL: unable to get the kernel version.";
$config{kernel} = "$1.$2";
$colors{graph_colors} = ();
$colors{warning_color} = "--color=CANVAS#880000";
# keep backwards compatibility for v3.2.1 and less
if(ref($config{theme}) ne "HASH") {
delete($config{theme});
if(!$config{theme}->{$color}) {
$color = "white";
$config{theme}->{$color}->{main_bg} = "FFFFFF";
$config{theme}->{$color}->{main_fg} = "000000";
$config{theme}->{$color}->{title_bg} = "777777";
$config{theme}->{$color}->{title_fg} = "CCCC00";
$config{theme}->{$color}->{graph_bg} = "CCCCCC";
$config{theme}->{$color}->{gap} = "000000";
if($color eq "black") {
push(@{$colors{graph_colors}}, "--color=CANVAS#" . $config{theme}->{$color}->{canvas});
push(@{$colors{graph_colors}}, "--color=BACK#" . $config{theme}->{$color}->{back});
push(@{$colors{graph_colors}}, "--color=FONT#" . $config{theme}->{$color}->{font});
push(@{$colors{graph_colors}}, "--color=MGRID#" . $config{theme}->{$color}->{mgrid});
push(@{$colors{graph_colors}}, "--color=GRID#" . $config{theme}->{$color}->{grid});
push(@{$colors{graph_colors}}, "--color=FRAME#" . $config{theme}->{$color}->{frame});
push(@{$colors{graph_colors}}, "--color=ARROW#" . $config{theme}->{$color}->{arrow});
push(@{$colors{graph_colors}}, "--color=SHADEA#" . $config{theme}->{$color}->{shadea});
push(@{$colors{graph_colors}}, "--color=SHADEB#" . $config{theme}->{$color}->{shadeb});
push(@{$colors{graph_colors}}, "--color=AXIS#" . $config{theme}->{$color}->{axis})
if defined($config{theme}->{$color}->{axis});
$colors{bg_color} = $config{theme}->{$color}->{main_bg};
$colors{fg_color} = $config{theme}->{$color}->{main_fg};
$colors{title_bg_color} = $config{theme}->{$color}->{title_bg};
$colors{title_fg_color} = $config{theme}->{$color}->{title_fg};
$colors{graph_bg_color} = $config{theme}->{$color}->{graph_bg};
$colors{gap} = $config{theme}->{$color}->{gap};
($tf{twhen}) = ($when =~ m/(hour|day|week|month|year)$/);
($tf{nwhen} = $when) =~ s/$tf{twhen}// unless !$tf{twhen};
$tf{nwhen} = 1 unless $tf{nwhen};
$tf{twhen} = "day" unless $tf{twhen};
$tf{when} = $tf{nwhen} . $tf{twhen};
# toggle this to 1 if you want to maintain old (2.3-) Monitorix with Multihost
if($config{backwards_compat_old_multihost}) {
$tf{when} = $tf{twhen};
our ($res, $tc, $tb, $ts);
if($tf{twhen} eq "day") {
($tf{res}, $tf{tc}, $tf{tb}, $tf{ts}) = (3600, 'h', 24, 1);
if($tf{twhen} eq "week") {
($tf{res}, $tf{tc}, $tf{tb}, $tf{ts}) = (108000, 'd', 7, 1);
if($tf{twhen} eq "month") {
($tf{res}, $tf{tc}, $tf{tb}, $tf{ts}) = (216000, 'd', 30, 1);
if($tf{twhen} eq "year") {
($tf{res}, $tf{tc}, $tf{tb}, $tf{ts}) = (5184000, 'd', 365, 1);
if($RRDs::VERSION > 1.2) {
push(@version12, "--slope-mode");
push(@version12, "--font=LEGEND:7:");
push(@version12, "--font=TITLE:9:");
push(@version12, "--font=UNIT:8:");
if($RRDs::VERSION >= 1.3) {
push(@version12, "--font=DEFAULT:0:Mono");
if($tf{twhen} eq "day") {
push(@version12, "--x-grid=HOUR:1:HOUR:6:HOUR:6:0:%R");
push(@version12_small, "--font=TITLE:8:");
push(@version12_small, "--font=UNIT:7:");
if($RRDs::VERSION >= 1.3) {
push(@version12_small, "--font=DEFAULT:0:Mono");
if(!$silent) {
my $title;
my $str;
my $piwik_code = "";
my ($piwik_url, $piwik_sid, $piwik_img);
# Piwik tracking code
if(lc($config{piwik_tracking}->{enabled}) eq "y") {
$piwik_url = $config{piwik_tracking}->{url} || "";
$piwik_sid = $config{piwik_tracking}->{sid} || "";
$piwik_img = $config{piwik_tracking}->{img} || "";
$piwik_code = <<"EOF";

<script type="text/javascript">
var _paq = _paq || [];
_paq.push(['trackPageView']);
_paq.push(['enableLinkTracking']);
(function() {
var u=(("https:" == document.location.protocol) ? "https" : "http") + "$piwik_url";
_paq.push(['setTrackerUrl', u+'piwik.php']);
_paq.push(['setSiteId', $piwik_sid]);
var d=document, g=d.createElement('script'), s=d.getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; g.type='text/javascript';
g.defer=true; g.async=true; g.src=u+'piwik.js';
s.parentNode.insertBefore(g,s);
</script>
<noscript>
<p><img src="$piwik_img" style="border:0;" alt=""/></p>
</noscript>

EOF
print("<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC '-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2 Final//EN'>\n");
print("<html>\n");
print(" <head>\n");
print(" <title>$config{title}</title>\n");
print(" <link rel='shortcut icon' href='" . $config{url} . "/" . $config{favicon} . "'>\n");
if($config{refresh_rate}) {
print(" <meta http-equiv='Refresh' content='" . $config{refresh_rate} . "'>\n");
print(" </head>\n");
print(" <body bgcolor='" . $colors{bg_color} . "' vlink='#888888' link='#888888'>\n");
print(" $piwik_code\n");
print(" <center>\n");
print(" <table cellspacing='5' cellpadding='0' bgcolor='" . $colors{graph_bg_color} . "' border='1'>\n");
print(" <tr>\n");
if(($val ne "all" || $val ne "group") && $mode ne "multihost") {
print(" <td bgcolor='" . $colors{title_bg_color} . "'>\n");
print(" <font face='Verdana, sans-serif' color='" . $colors{title_fg_color} . "'>\n");
print(" <font size='5'><b>  Host: </b></font>\n");
print(" </font>\n");
print(" </td>\n");
if($val =~ m/group(\d+)/) {
my $gnum = $1;
my $gname = (split(',', $config{multihost}->{remotegroup_list}))[$gnum];
$gname = trim($gname);
print(" <td bgcolor='" . $colors{title_bg_color} . "'>\n");
print(" <font face='Verdana, sans-serif' color='" . $colors{title_fg_color} . "'>\n");
print(" <font size='5'><b>  $gname </b></font>\n");
print(" </font>\n");
print(" </td>\n");
print(" <td bgcolor='" . $colors{bg_color} . "'>\n");
print(" <font face='Verdana, sans-serif' color='" . $colors{fg_color} . "'>\n");
if($mode eq "localhost" || $mode eq "traffacct") {
$title = $config{hostname};
} elsif($mode eq "multihost") {
$graph = $graph eq "all" ? "_system1" : $graph;
my ($g1, $g2) = ($graph =~ /(_\D+).*?(\d)$/);
if($g1 eq "_port") {
$title = $config{graphs}->{$g1};
$g2 = trim((split(',', $config{port}->{list}))[$g2]);
$title .= " " . $g2;
$g2 = (split(',', $config{port}->{desc}->{$g2}))[0];
$title .= " (" . trim($g2) . ")";
} else {
$g2 = "" if $g1 eq "_proc"; # '_procn' must be converted to '_proc'
$title = $config{graphs}->{$g1 . $g2};
$title =~ s/ / /g;
print(" <font size='5'><b>  $title  </b></font>\n");
print(" </font>\n");
print(" </td>\n");
print(" <td bgcolor='" . $colors{title_bg_color} . "'>\n");
print(" <font face='Verdana, sans-serif' color='" . $colors{title_fg_color} . "'>\n");
print(" <font size='5'><b>  last $tf{twhen}  </b></font>\n");
print(" </font>\n");
print(" </td>\n");
print(" </tr>\n");
print(" </table>\n");
print(" <font face='Verdana, sans-serif' color='" . $colors{fg_color} . "'>\n");
print(" <h4><font color='#888888'>" . strftime("%a %b %e %H:%M:%S %Z %Y", localtime) . "</font></h4>\n");
$cgi{colors} = \%colors;
$cgi{tf} = \%tf;
$cgi{version12} = \@version12;
$cgi{version12_small} = \@version12_small;
$cgi{graph} = $graph;
$cgi{when} = $when;
$cgi{color} = $color;
$cgi{val} = $val;
$cgi{silent} = $silent;
if($mode eq "localhost") {
foreach (split(',', $config{graph_name})) {
my $gn = trim($_);
my $g = "";
if($graph ne "all") {
($g) = ($graph =~ m/^_*($gn)\d*$/);
next unless $g;
if(lc($config{graph_enable}->{$gn}) eq "y") {
my $cgi = $gn . "_cgi";
eval "use $gn qw(" . $cgi . ")";
if($@) {
print(STDERR "WARNING: unable to load module '$gn. $@'\n");
next;
if($graph eq "all" || $gn eq $g) {
no strict "refs";
&$cgi($gn, \%config, \%cgi);
} elsif($mode eq "multihost") {
multihost(\%config, \%colors, \%cgi);
} elsif($mode eq "traffacct") {
eval "use $mode qw(traffacct_cgi)";
if($@) {
print(STDERR "WARNING: unable to load module '$mode'. $@\n");
exit;
traffacct_cgi($mode, \%config, \%cgi);
if(!$silent) {
print("\n");
print(" </font>\n");
print(" </center>\n");
print("\n");
print(" <p>\n");
print(" <a href='http://www.monitorix.org'><img src='" . $config{url} . "/" . $config{logo_bottom} . "' border='0'></a>\n");
print(" <br>\n");
print(" <font face='Verdana, sans-serif' color='" . $colors{fg_color} . "' size='-2'>\n");
print("Copyright © 2005-2015 Jordi Sanfeliu\n");
print(" </font>\n");
print(" </body>\n");
print("</html>\n");
print("\n");
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Last edited by joaocandre (2015-03-15 20:45:19)

karol wrote:Have you read https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Mo … torix_Data ?
I did, anything I'm missing? I'm sure base_dir is correctly set up in the config file. Other than that, the wiki article doesn't have any information if there's any additional steps to set it up on an Apache server.

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