On 04.10.2007 04:57, the G wrote:
> On Oct 3, 7:10 am, Brian Peasland <d..._at_nospam.peasland.net> wrote:
>> Pedro Lopes wrote:
>>> the G wrote:
>>>> I am a 100% ESRI ArcSDE user.I want to find people who are using
>>>> Oracle Spatial for their projects.
>>>> what is the big difference you find in using both Middlewares
>>>> G.
>>> Don't forget to combine the power of Oracle Spatial with oracle features
>>> like Partitioning and Parallel Query (to make use of many cpus), Real
>>> application Clusters (for performance, scalability and high
>>> availability). The security stack inside the oracle database can lead to
>>> some interesting combinations also like Label controled access to
>>> geographic data ;)
>>> I've a doc comparing both arcsde and spatial, I'll look for it and email
>>> you.
>>> regards,
>>> pedro
>> Pedro, Please send this doc to me as well. My email address is below.
>> Just remove the "nospam." from it...
>>
>> Cheers!
>> Brian
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>> Remove the "nospam." from the email address to email me.
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> Thanks Guys.
> the reason I had asked the question is because,I am currently working
> with one of my client as a Technical Manager.The client would like to
> explore the chances for using Oracle Spatial instead of ArcSDE.I am
> trying to convince myself for going this route.
I sense a mismatch here - or is it just the wording? It seems your
customer wants an unbiased examination between the alternatives while
you have set your mind already on Oracle Spatial. Did I miss something?
Kind regards
robert
Received on Tue Oct 23 2007 - 16:17:33 CDT
