Teradata Geospatial Release 1.3
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Description
This content superseded by Teradata Geospatial Release 1.4
The Teradata Geospatial Extension includes types, methods, functions, and utilities for loading, modeling, and analyzing spatial objects.
README
Teradata Geospatial Release 1.3 The Orange Book can be found in install\doc\Geospatial Orange Book.doc The open source libraries can be found in install\Open Source. Release 1.3 ----------- - Fixed a problem where the installation would fail if you unzipped the installation files into a Windows directory that contains spaces in the path name. ERRORWITHPATH would show up in the external name clause of CREATE FUNCTION statements. - Fixed a problem where you install the geospatial files onto a Linux system for the first time and it is unable to create the /home/tdatuser/geospatial/1.0 directory. The previous solution was to repeat the installation a second time. This is no longer necessary. - Fixed a problem where you may get a library not found error after adding additional UDTs/functions to the SYSUDTLIB database. A /etc/ld.so.conf.d/tdgeospatial.conf file was added so that ld can locate the libraries in /home/tdatuser/geospatial/1.0. - Fixed two problems in AggGeomUnion and AggGeomIntersection concerning NULL parameters passed to this functions and NULL geometry values. - The install will now abort with an error message if you try to install this on an invalid platform/DBS version. Supported versions include: MP-RAS (6.x and greater), Windows (6.x and 12.x), Linux (6.x and 12.x). Release 1.2 ----------- - Fixed failure in ST_Transform on Linux and MP-RAS platforms. Error message: Error in call to transform in ST_Point_Transform. This fix may also prevent lib rev errors after a DBS restart. - Fixed performance bug on MP-RAS when SpheroidalDistance is called on two points that are at the same location. Release 1.1 ----------- - Added SpheroidalDistance functions - Fixed missing libraries for SLES10 and Windows 64-bit installation Release 1.0 ----------- - Original release
Discussion
I think that Geospatial software would be a great addition to the Teradata University network and you might want to contact Susan Baxley at Teradata in Atlanta to possibly add this software to our system.
We have been working with Susan in the past to ensure a good integration between DevX and TUN. I don't think we would copy the Geospatial stuff there, but we should certainly be able to link from there to here.