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  -- Firstly, fill in the gaps between all the outer lines by generating small 2 point linestrings....
  -- This is what the CTE, connected_lines, produces
  --
  with connected_lines as (
  select row_number() over (order by 1) as rid,
         f.geom
    from (select sdo_geometry(2002,8292,null,sdo_elem_info_array(1,2,1),sdo_ordinate_array(sx,sy,ex,ey)) as geom
            from (select distinct sx,sy,ex,ey,dist,
                         min(dist) over (partition by sx,sy) as mdist
                    from (select a.x as sx,a.y as sy,b.x as ex,b.y as ey,
                                 sdo_geom.sdo_distance(sdo_geometry(2001,8292,sdo_point_type(a.x,a.y,null),null,null),
                                                       sdo_geometry(2001,8292,sdo_point_type(b.x,b.y,null),null,null),
                                                       0.005) as dist
                            from (select p.x as x, p.y as y
                                    from outerLines g,
                                         table(geom.getVector(g.geom)) v,
                                         table(geom.getPointSet(v.AsSdoGeometry(8292))) p
                                  group by p.x, p.y
                                  having count(*) = 1
                                 ) a,
                                 (select p.x as x, p.y as y
                                    from outerLines g,
                                         table(geom.getVector(g.geom)) v,
                                         table(geom.getPointSet(v.AsSdoGeometry(8292))) p
                                  group by p.x, p.y
                                  having count(*) = 1
                                 ) b
                            where a.x != b.x and a.y != b.y
                          )
                  )
                  where dist = mdist
          UNION ALL
          select g.geom
            from outerLines g
        ) f
  )
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  select sc4o.ST_PolygonBuilder(CAST(COLLECT(f.geom) as mdsys.sdo_geometry_array),8) as polygon
    from ( /* Now, the WITH connected_lines produces 2 copies of each linestring with the coordinates reversed.
                  These have to be removed/de-duped before being passed into the ST_PolygonBuilder */
          select sdo_geometry(2002,8292,null,sdo_elem_info_array(1,2,1),sdo_ordinate_array(sum(x1),sum(y1),sum(x2),sum(y2))) as geom
            from (SELECT rid,
                         case when rid=NVL((lag(rid,1) over (partition by rid order by x)),rid)
                              then case when vertexId = 1 then x else null end
                          end as x1,
                         case when rid=NVL((lag(rid,1) over (partition by rid order by x)),rid)
                              then case when vertexId = 1 then y else null end
                          end as y1,
                         case when rid=NVL((lag(rid,1) over (partition by rid order by x)),rid)
                              then case when vertexId = 2 then x else null end
                          end as x2,
                         case when rid=NVL((lag(rid,1) over (partition by rid order by x)),rid)
                              then case when vertexId = 2 then y else null end
                          end as y2
                  FROM   (select rid,
                                 row_number() over (partition by rid order by x) as vertexId,
                                 x, y
                            from (select min(m.rid) rid,
                                         t.x, t.y
                                    from connected_lines m,
                                         table(sdo_util.getVertices(m.geom)) t
                                   where sdo_util.GetNumVertices(m.geom) = 2
                                   group by t.x,t.y
                                   order by t.x )
                         )
                    )
                  group by rid
      union all
      /* Select and pass into ST_PolygonBuilder the original outer lines */
      select m.geom as geom
        from connected_lines m
       where sdo_util.GetNumVertices(m.geom) > 2
      ) f;
  -- Result
  --
  POLYGON
  -----------------------
  MDSYS.SDO_GEOMETRY(2003,8292,NULL,MDSYS.SDO_ELEM_INFO_ARRAY(1,1003,1),MDSYS.SDO_ORDINATE_ARRAY(-49.6906307026931,-18.4950115281619,-49.6886251490431,-18.4958803030445,-49.6882811644211,-18.4960292763006,-49.6875224063873,-18.4994400734344,-49.6878936628642,-18.4995538840232,-49.6878678853177,-18.4996181336176,-49.6861731626715,-18.4991017919552,-49.6834080082784,-18.4982775371379,-49.6833583465082,-18.4983066497055,-49.6832975737928,-18.4983520405102,-49.6831594052426,-18.4984987309426,-49.6830586383606,-18.4986094463067,-49.6829994956301,-18.4986769870823,-49.6829194669485,-18.4987385992949,-49.6828337343539,-18.4987905933782,-49.6827167582476,-18.4988411048671,-49.6825978712605,-18.4988566328165,-49.6824876108137,-18.4988587567866,-49.6824343436196,-18.4988638980162,-49.6823495710101,-18.498901802054,-49.6820036074112,-18.4990727977958,-49.6815739264209,-18.4993045655044,-49.6815394467332,-18.4993194542279,-49.6815037571481,-18.4993313944568,-49.681467095582,-18.4993402576461,-49.6814297528519,-18.4993459734892,-49.6813920251781,-18.4993484966453,-49.6813542118344,-18.4993478070996,-49.6813166127745,-18.4993439103221,-49.6812795262518,-18.4993368372241,-49.6812432464542,-18.4993266439127,-49.6812080820875,-18.4993134018902,-49.6793284309429,-18.5001537628556,-49.6792385551751,-18.5000418095053,-49.6797119992317,-18.4998345697814,-49.6783397446724,-18.4980535328215,-49.6810365599698,-18.4971609552001,-49.6810385833744,-18.4971564511947,-49.6835051531636,-18.4963355157698,-49.6833312619652,-18.4958030666281,-49.6834396716227,-18.4957578264012,-49.6836133980005,-18.4962994912622,-49.6860079716291,-18.4955025995491,-49.6857982402423,-18.4950861997106,-49.6855427926656,-18.4945793006294,-49.6849860033691,-18.4934740072225,-49.6885491287687,-18.4923048595269,-49.6883413960309,-18.4918992292229,-49.6884083531774,-18.4917625230274,-49.6886528151554,-18.4922451253898,-49.6898503241639,-18.4946091658756,-49.690098431643,-18.4950991112698,-49.6902068702432,-18.4950498009285,-49.6905958643821,-18.4948724904445,-49.6906307026931,-18.4950115281619))
  

  The result is a nice clean polygon.

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