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Just read this on Slashdot:
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http://www.oracle.co...e/xe/index.html
Couldn't find any information as to whether or not it does spatial, but people here might be interested anyway.
Oracle releases free database
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Hans van der Maarel
, Oct 31 2005 03:45 PM
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Posted 07 November 2005 - 01:53 PM
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I would be very interested to see how it stacks up to PostGres (which IMHO is much better than MySQL). My experience with Oracle is that it is extremely powerful, but a full-time job to administer. I just want something that I can do some decent dynamic webmapping with.
My guess is that it doesn't include spatial, merely because they do mention a couple other extensions that are included.
My guess is that it doesn't include spatial, merely because they do mention a couple other extensions that are included.
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Posted 07 November 2005 - 02:04 PM
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Haven't gotten around to trying this myself, but I may do so if I have some spare time.
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