example of usage:<br> <br> import cx_Oracle<br> import sdo conn=cx_Oracle.connect(“scott/tiger”) cur=conn.cursor() cur.execute(“select geometry from city”) print sdo.Geometry(cur.fetchone()[0]).wkt()
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Release files for sdo 0.6.3
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