This document describes the tables used to store raster datasets in binary format in an Oracle database, including tables for raster bands, blocks, auxiliary information, ownership and layer details, raster columns, spatial references, geometry columns, and a table registry. Primary and foreign keys are specified to link the tables together and store information about each raster dataset like footprint, bands, blocks, and spatial references. The tables provide a relational database schema for efficiently storing and querying raster geospatial data in Oracle.
This document describes the tables used to store raster datasets in binary format in an Oracle database, including tables for raster bands, blocks, auxiliary information, ownership and layer details, raster columns, spatial references, geometry columns, and a table registry. Primary and foreign keys are specified to link the tables together and store information about each raster dataset like footprint, bands, blocks, and spatial references. The tables provide a relational database schema for efficiently storing and querying raster geospatial data in Oracle.
This document describes the tables used to store raster datasets in binary format in an Oracle database, including tables for raster bands, blocks, auxiliary information, ownership and layer details, raster columns, spatial references, geometry columns, and a table registry. Primary and foreign keys are specified to link the tables together and store information about each raster dataset like footprint, bands, blocks, and spatial references. The tables provide a relational database schema for efficiently storing and querying raster geospatial data in Oracle.
This document describes the tables used to store raster datasets in binary format in an Oracle database, including tables for raster bands, blocks, auxiliary information, ownership and layer details, raster columns, spatial references, geometry columns, and a table registry. Primary and foreign keys are specified to link the tables together and store information about each raster dataset like footprint, bands, blocks, and spatial references. The tables provide a relational database schema for efficiently storing and querying raster geospatial data in Oracle.