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FdoICreateSpatialIndex Class Reference
#include <ICreateSpatialIndex.h>
Detailed Description
The ICreateSpatialIndex interface defines the CreateSpatialIndex command, which is spatial indexing the speciified spatial context. Input to the command includes the name, spatial context, special index type, the number of dimensions for the new spatial index.
Definition at line 48 of file ICreateSpatialIndex.h.
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual FDO_API void | Execute ()=0 |
| Executes the CreateSpatialIndex command. An exception is thrown if the spatial index or the spatial context names are not indicated. | |
| virtual FDO_API FdoGeometricPropertyDefinition * | GetGeometricProperty ()=0 |
| Gets the geometric property previously set, if any. | |
| virtual FDO_API const wchar_t * | GetName ()=0 |
| Gets the name of the Spatial index as a String. | |
| virtual FDO_API SpatialIndexDimensionType | GetNumDimensions ()=0 |
| Gets the number of dimensions of the spatial Index. | |
| virtual FDO_API const wchar_t * | GetSpatialContextName ()=0 |
| Gets the name of the spatial context as a String. | |
| virtual FDO_API SpatialIndexType | GetSpatialIndexType ()=0 |
| Gets the type of the spatial Index, either Quad-Tree or R-Tree. | |
| virtual FDO_API void | SetGeometricProperty (FdoGeometricPropertyDefinition *value)=0 |
| Sets the geometric property. | |
| virtual FDO_API void | SetName (const wchar_t *value)=0 |
| Sets the name of the spatial Index to create as a String. | |
| virtual FDO_API void | SetNumDimensions (SpatialIndexDimensionType value)=0 |
| Sets the desired value of the spatial Index dimension. | |
| virtual FDO_API void | SetSpatialContextName (const wchar_t *value)=0 |
| Sets the name of the spatial context to create as a String. | |
| virtual FDO_API void | SetSpatialIndexType (SpatialIndexType value)=0 |
| Sets the desired spatial Index to create, either Quad-Tree or R-Tree. | |
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