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Builds link between CADCore graphical objects and tabular data in
Oracle DBMS to create intelligent database. Provides spatial SQL
query capability, dynamic labeling and system administrator commands
for defining standard mapping objects and their relationship to Oracle
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Provides a real-time link between CADCore drawing documents and an
ORACLE database. Lets the user directly access attributes and related
data in an ORACLE database without leaving the CADCore environment.
Features spatial SQL query capability, dynamic labeling and full
access to any other data that can be stored in ORACLE. The ability to
make spatial queries allows the user to take full advantage of the
database. Visually identifies a geographic area, inquires about all
the valves installed before 1965, and highlights those valves with all
the relevant data retrieved and displayed on-screen. Data can then be
modified and updated from within CADCore. The System Administrator
continues to control access to the database by setting privileges for
individual users. The DBLink SQL Editor allows the user to type and
execute SQL language statements within CADCore. Query output can be
panned and scrolled in the SQL Viewer. The DBLink SQL Editor also
supports spatial SQL queries. System Administrator commands allow the
user to define standard mapping objects such as symbols and lines and
their relationship to ORACLE tables. Dynamic labeling provides a
means to label a graphical object on a CADCore drawing with its
associated data, dynamically obtained from the symbol's associated
ORACLE record. The Stamp command lets the user stamp a query report
onto a CADCore drawing so the report is available whenever working
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