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Explain Geography datatype in SQL Server
Sahista Qureshi
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SQL Server supports two spatial data types:Geometry: Stores data based on a flat (Euclidean) coordinate system. The data type is often used to store the X and Y coordinates that represent lines, points, and polygons in two-dimensional spaces. Geography: Stores data based on a round-earth coordinate system. The data type is used to store the latitude and longitude coordinates that represent lines, polygons and points.
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What are Spatial data types in SQL Server 2008
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