Values of latitude and Longitude

Hello

I am new to Oracle optional, if I need to store values of coordinates of latitude and logitude as Oracle Spatial.What the values of coordinates of latitude and logitude should be?

Y at - it standard latitude and longitude for Oracle Spatials format.

Usually what format I have to do and what conversion I must used to store on the SDO_GEOMETRY object.

If you give examples, it would be really useful.

Thank you
Vino

The ordered values are stored as decimal numbers.

For example, the value of longitude 147 degrees, 30 minutes is stored as 147,5.

In addition, lat/long data is actually stored in a SDO_GEOMETRY object in longitude, latitude order (latitude, longitude, not).

Thus, a point 147.5 long and-32,5 latitude is stored:

SDO_GEOMETRY(2001,8311,SDO_POINT_TYPE(147.5,-32.5,NULL),NULL,NULL)

I hope this helps.

Simon

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