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How do I create a spatial index in SQL Server Management Studio 2008?

I have 开发者_运维知识库a table with 3 columns, PrimaryKey(int), latitude(decimal 9,6) and longitude(decimal 9,6).

I've imported a live view into mapinfo 10.5 using its DBMS connection but can't seem to make the table mappable or "create points' to map the coordinates.

I right click to add a new index in MS management studio but the only index types it brings up are clustered, non clustered and xml, no option for spatial.


A spatial index can be created only on a column of type geometry or geography.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb964740.aspx


You need to first create a new column (NEWGEOGRAPHY) with a datatype of geometry or geography. Next, update that column with something like this:

UPDATE tablename SET NEWGEOGRAPHY = geography::STGeomFromText(POINT(LATCol LONGCol), 4326)

Then you should be able to create the Spatial index on this table using that column.

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