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SDO_RDF_TRIPLE_S is a invalid datatype?

 
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Hi,all:
when i try to create a table like this: CREATE TABLE test(OID NUMBER, TRIPLE SDO_RDF_TRIPLE_S); in oracle 11g, and it says SDO_RDF_TRIPLE_S is a invalid datatype,but oracle 11g has declared to support RDF.I cann't work it out. Could anyone help me out, Thanks in advance.
 
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did your create the table space for rdf and the data network associated with the rdf table space first?
 
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Thank you for your kind reply, Your reply reminds me of something that I have forget doing, so I login the database as a user with DBA Privileges,start SQL*Plus and exexute the following script: MyOracle_Home\md\admin\catsem11i.sql. And it works now.
 
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you're welcome... glad to know it works
 
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