Using Table Valued Functions in SQL Server 2005 To Implement a Spatial Data Library

Details Using Table Valued Functions in SQL Server 2005 To Implement a Spatial Data Library Using Table Valued Functions in SQL Server 2005 To Implement a Spatial Data Library

2007-01-26

arxiv.org/abs/cs/0701163v1

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Databases

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This article explains how to add spatial search functions (point-near-point and point in polygon) to Microsoft SQL Server 2005 using C# and table-valued functions. It is possible to use this library to add spatial search to your application without writing any special code. The library implements the public-domain C# Hierarchical Triangular Mesh (HTM) algorithms from Johns Hopkins University. That C# library is connected to SQL Server 2005 via a set of scalar-valued and table-valued functions. These functions act as a spatial index.

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