To Display Features Using an Oracle Spatial Filter

To define an Oracle spatial filter

1. In the Maintenance workspace, open an industry model drawing or an enterprise industry model project.
2. Click Home tab > Display panel > Advanced Generate Graphics.
3. In the Advanced Graphic Generation dialog box, click Advanced Settings.
4. In the Advanced Settings dialog box, click one of the following options:
   • Default For Each Feature Class—Use the default settings specified when the feature class was created.

     For more information about Spatial Relationship Settings, see Data Model: Spatial Relationship Settings.

   • Global For all Feature Classes—Apply a global spatial mask when you generate your map.
5. If you clicked Global For All Feature Classes, select a Global Spatial Mask setting.

   The Global Spatial Mask settings are different for SQL Server than they are for Oracle. These are the following spatial intersection patterns:

   Global Spatial Mask	Description	Available in Oracle	Available in SQL Server	Available in SQLite (Industry Model Drawings)
   CONTAINS	The interior and boundary of one object is completely contained in the interior of the other object.	Yes		Yes
   COVEREDBY	One object is covered by the interior and boundary of the given geometry.	Yes	Yes
   CROSS	The interior of one object intersects the boundary and interior of the other object, but the two boundaries do not intersect.	Yes	Yes	Yes
   DISJOINT	The boundaries and interiors do not intersect.	Yes	Yes	Yes
   ENVELOPENTERSECTS	The boundaries of two objects intersect.	Yes	Yes	Yes
   EQUALS	The two objects have the same boundary and interior.	Yes
   INSIDE	The object is inside the interior of the other object, not touching the boundary.	Yes	Yes	Yes
   INTERSECTS	The interior and boundary of the two objects cross (No Disjoint)	Yes	Yes	Yes
   OVERLAP	The boundary and interior of two objects intersect.	Yes		Yes
   TOUCHES	The boundaries intersect, but the interiors do not intersect.	Yes		Yes
   WITHIN	The interior and boundary of one object is completely within the interior of the other object.	Yes		Yes

   For more information, see the Oracle Spatial documentation.

6. Click Close.