Oracle Database -- How to Improve Interoperability using FME

Oracle Database – How to Improve Interoperability using FME

June 11, 2013

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Powering The Flow of Data

FME – Feature Manipulation Engine

FME Technology Capabilities

Transform spatialand non-spatial

data into the precise data

model you need

400+ data

transformation tools

The only complete spatial data transformation solution

Translate spatial data from oneformat to another

300+ supported formats in FME 2013

FME Workbench Workspace Graphical authoring environment

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Poll: What frustrations do you have with your database workflows that don’t involve FME?

FME Version & Edition

FME Oracle Database Edition

FME 2013 SP1 and SP2 Oracle 11g

Poll: What database activities do you use, or want FME for?

Agenda

Demos Reading and Writing – tips and tricks Edits and Change Detection Oracle Server functionality

Storing Rasters, Points Clouds, Multiple Geometries Columns,

Database Transformers Follow-up

Webinar recording and materials

Warp Speed Demos!

Writing Data

Data Loading Multiple Spatial Columns Creating complex tables

Incremental Updates fme_db_operation SQL Key Columns or fme_where

Example

Tips n’ Tricks Use a unique key field Transaction Interval

Set 1 for a commit on every feature Set to a very large number to commit at the end.

Example

Performance

Make the database do the work

Reading from Oracle Index, index, index – both spatial and attribute

Writing to Oracle Consider disabling constraints where possible Indexes – dropping during large loads, recreate

Database TransformersLet the database do the work…

SQLCreator/SQLExecutor Efficient database joins for SQL capable datasets

Joiner Multiple attribute joins No requirement to understand SQL Non-spatial only

FeatureMerger Single attribute join No requirement to write any SQL

FeatureReader Spatial & non-spatial queries

Example

Example

Geometry Validation

PASSED detectionFAILED detection

Detection

PASSED detectionFAILED to repairREPAIRED fully

Repair

Issue Reporting .issue_found .location_sample.x .location_sample.y .location_sample.z .repair_state

GeometryValidator Transformer

Example

GIS & CAD

Exporting to CAD Dynamic Workflows Schema Mapping Schema Table CAD Styling

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Example

Oracle and ArcMap

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Question & Answer Period

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