Spatial Support

A spatial reference system describes where local, regional or global features are located. It defines a specific map projection, as well as transformations between different spatial reference systems.

Spatial reference systems only support IQ system store (catalog store) tables. For more information on Spatial Support, in the SAP Sybase IQ documentation, see IQ-product-name Administration: Spatial Data.

• Creating a Spatial Reference System
  Create a spatial reference system on a specified resource.
• Deleting a Spatial Reference System
  Delete one or more spatial reference systems.
• Generating Spatial Reference System DDL Commands
  Generate data description language for one or more spatial reference systems. The DDL code can be a useful reference and training tool.
• Viewing or Modifying Spatial Reference System Properties
  View or change the properties of a spatial reference system.
• Spatial Units of Measure
  You can add predefined spatial units of measure (UOM) or create custom units of measure.
• Deleting a Spatial Unit of Measure
  Delete one or more spatial units of measure.
• Generating Spatial Unit of Measure DDL Commands
  Generate data description language for one or more spatial units of measure. The DDL code can be a useful reference and training tool.
• Viewing or Modifying Spatial Unit of Measure Properties
  View or change the properties of a spatial unit of measure.
• Spatial Support Privilege Summary
  A list of the system privileges and object permissions required to complete the various spatial support tasks.