Online Access Free 1z1-595 Practice Test

The following diagram shows an Oracle Spatial Topology example. Items labeled E1, E2, and so one are edges;
items labeled N1, N2, and so on are nodes. What are items labeled F1, F2, and so on?

• A.features
• B.elevations
• C.named areas
• D.frames
• E.faces

Which three statements are true about the following code?

• A.MVSdoGeometry.createPointwill create a point. This point is used to center the map and will be transformed to the coordinate system of the tile layermvdemo.demo_map.
• B.This mapview will center initially at position (-122.45,37.7706), and then zoom at level 4 of the tile cache "demo_map".
• C.Thethemebasedfoiltheme should be defined as an existing theme by using MapBuilder.
• D.Themvdemo.customerstheme will use its own marker image that is defined inuser_sdo_styles.
• E.Themvdemo.customerstheme will use "pictures/baseball.gif" to display the customers.

Identify two kinds of information that can be stored in an SDO_GEORASTER object.

• A.the name of the raster's RDT (raster data table)
• B.the spatial extent of a raster object
• C.the blocks of a raster object
• D.any changes detected in a raster object
• E.raster cell data

When you use tile layer, how does the map cache server provide correct results? Identify two correct statements.

• A.When an end-user application asks for a region, the map cache server generates an image from the defined map.
• B.MapViewer cannot give you local tiles and will always connect to an external tile cache server.
• C.The map cache server returns the tiles available in the tile cache, and generates new tiles if they are not yet in the cache.
• D.Using the mesh code, the map cache server identifies a list of tiles that need to be retrieved by the end-user application.

Which two statements are true about 3D support in Oracle database?

• A.Oracle provides support to point clouds and TIN based on the GDAL open source tool.
  This support is available only via the MapViewer.
• B.Oracle has introduced newGTYPEand Element type (ETYPE) values to
  extendsdo_geometrycapabilities.
• C.The database provides 3D coordinate systems such as Geographic 3D (long, lat, and ellipsoidal height) and composite systems (based on a two-dimensional system and gravity-related height).
• D.Simple solid and composite solid and now stored in a new object calledSDO_PCto allow
  3D support within Oracle Spatial database.