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If there is too much data displayed, increase the tiling level (SDO_LEVEL).  If there is not enough data displayed, decrease the tiling level. 
To help you decide how much to increase or decrease the tiling level, use the Show Fixed-size Tiles or Show Area-Of-Interest Tiles operation on the Index menu. 
If there is an appropriate amount of data displayed, try zooming in and out to see if the data is tuned appropriately and query performance is acceptable.�3504ZFixed sized tiles are used to approximate the geometries.  The tiles displayed below help you understand how many geometries are associated with each tile.  
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If you think not enough geometries are associated with a fixed tile, you can make the tiles larger by reindexing with a larger tile size (i.e., subtract 1 from the current tiling level). Increasing or decreasing SDO_LEVEL by 1 will modify tiles by a factor of 4.�3505;The percentage of fixed tiles that equal variable tiles should not exceed 50 for the entire layer. The display below may or may not represent the entire layer.  To get the exact percentage, you can run the Analyze Index operation on the Index menu.  If the percentage is too high, you need to decrease the tiling level, or increase the number of tiles per geometry (SDO_NUMTILES).  The number of tiles must be greater than or equal to 4 and not larger than 8.  Decreasing the tiling level (SDO_LEVEL) by 1 will increase the size of the fixed sized tiles by a factor of 4.�3506�?ook at the variable and fixed tiles together to make sure that you have the proper ratio of fixed to variable tiles.  Aside from visualizing the tiles together, you can execute the Analyze Index operation (on the Index menu) to find out the exact ratio.�3509�?he current area is now a good size to display.  Click the Draw All Geometries in Viewport button to see the geometries in the viewport.�3510�?ontinue to zoom in the display until you get to a small area. The simplest way to do this is to use the Zoom to Reasonable Size operation on the View menu. You can then draw the geometries and examine the index in detail.�3513?he viewport now contains the full extent of the layer.  Drawing an entire layer may be a time consuming operation.  Zoom into the area that contains some geometries that you are interested in.  The simplest way to do this is to use the Zoom to Reasonable Size operation on the View menu.  If you do not know where the geometries are, use the Draw Geometries in Layer operation on the Layer menu, specifying that it draw some of the geometries.�3515�?he viewport now contains a reasonable number of geometries.  Use the Draw All Geometries in Viewport operation on the Layer menu to see the geometries.�3514The viewport now contains too many geometries to draw in a reasonable amount of time.  Zoom into the area that contains some geometries that you are interested in.  The simplest way to do this is to use the Zoom to Reasonable Size operation on the View menu.�3516�zYou have added a non-indexed layer.  You can zoom in and out, zoom to rectangle, and draw all the geometries in the layer.�3517�HClick the Add Layer button to select the layer that you want to analyze.�3518�xThe current layer is not indexed.  You can zoom in and out, zoom to rectangle, and draw all the geometries in the layer.�3519�iIf this was a typical query and the performance was not acceptable, consider increasing the tiling level.�3520�?xecuting the specified query and displaying the results.  Click the stop button (on the toolbar) or the escape key to cancel this operation.�3521�?xecuting a query to get all the geometries in the current viewport and displaying the results.  Click the stop button (on the toolbar) or the escape key to cancel this operation.�3522�?etting all the geometries in the layer and drawing them.  Click the stop button (on the toolbar) or the escape key to cancel this operation.�3523�?xecuting a query to get all the tiles in the current viewport and displaying the results.  Click the stop button (on the toolbar) or the escape key to cancel this operation.�3524�?osition the mouse pointer at the center of the circle, and push and hold the left mouse button.  Then drag the mouse to any point on the desired circumference and release the button.�3525�?osition the mouse pointer where you would like the polygon to start and click the left mouse button. Then click on each remaining vertex except the last, and double-click on the last vertex to complete the polygon.�3526�?xecuting a query to the geometries in the specified rows and displaying the results.  Click the stop button (on the toolbar) or press the escape key to cancel this operation.�3527�?lick on the location that you want to query against.  Click the stop button (on the toolbar) or press the escape key to cancel this operation.�3528�?osition the mouse pointer at the end point for the rectangle that you want to query against, and press and hold down the left mouse button.  Then drag the mouse to the opposite end point and release the button.�oracle/sysman/resources/SdoaMsg�java/util/ListResourceBundle�!oracle/sysman/resources/SdoaMsgID�!??�?����������������*?�?����������?����������?�?����������?����`�����H�?�Y?�YSYSSY?�YSYSSY?�Y	SY
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