I am using Oracle 11g R2, spatial tables registered with geodatabase, geometry type is SDO_GEOMETRY.
When i try to get index stats, there is error, please help me.
sdelayer -o si_stats -l road,geometry -i sde:oracle11g:pms -u user -p user
ArcSDE 10.1 for Oracle11g Build 679 Thu Apr 5 11:43:21 2012
Layer Administration Utility
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Error: The operation requested is unsupported (-210).
Error: Cannot get Map Layer Spatial Index Statistics for the layer
Hello
si_stats only works only for binary geometry storage type or ST_Geometry in Oracle (at least until 10.0):
Reports spatial index statistics (only applies to binary geometry storage types in geodatabases in Oracle and SQL Server and the ST_Geometry storage type in Oracle)
in:
http://help.arcgis.com/en/geodatabase/10.0/admin_cmds/support_files/datamgmt/sdelayer.htm#si_stats
Hope this helps
Jesús
Thanks for that
How can i see the index stats and see grid size, improve grid size in my case ?
MDSYS.SDO_GEOMETRY does not use grids. I don't believe R-TREE has any tuning parameters at all, though the Oracle documentation may have recommendations on improving performance with other index parameters.
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Vince
I am using "rebuild indexes" and "analyze datasets" geoprocessing tool on mdsys.sdo_geometry tables.
Whether it is useful in this case ? Do i need to do the same from Oracle side.
Those tools are run on on the Oracle side. There is no Esri side to SDO_GEOMETRY storage.
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Vince,
At version 10.3 we no longer have access to the command line tools and sdelayer -o si_stats and se_toolkit sdestats -o si_stats? My users have gotten used to using this tool to analyze their spatial indexes. Is there a way to do this with just SQL inside the Oracle database? Thanks in advance.
Regards,
John P. Lovato
US Forest Service
Geospatial Database Engineer
My "To Do List" job jar includes re-implenting the sdestats utilities in Python or ArcObjects, but I've been too busy. You may be able to run the 10.2.2 tools against a 10.3.x geodatabase safely, especially the read-only tools, but I can't make any guarantees.
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