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Sunday, November 23, 2008 9:14 PM

SQL Server 2008: Using the Geometry Data Type to Work with 3 and 4 Dimensions

I just recently got finished doing a few MSDN gigs and was asked by Lee W. if you can use the new SQL Server 2008 Geometry data type to store 3D info. I honestly didn't know so poked around the Books Online (BOL) and, sure enough, you can do it.

Posted by zainnab | 2 Comments

Filed under: 2008, sql server, geometry, geography, 3D, spatial data types