A quick test showed, that the SQL statement doesn't seem to be correct. It also uses an undocumented Oracle command which is not available anymore in 12c (according to this website).
I changed the SQL script using LISTAGG - which is only available in 11.2 and newer:
-- only required if decimal separator is not a dot:
ALTER SESSION SET NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS = '. ';
-- creates list of coordinates which can be easily copied and pasted into AutoCAD
SELECT c.fid,
'_pline ' || LISTAGG(t.X || ',' || t.Y, ' ') WITHIN GROUP (order by t.id) as pline
FROM ww_line c, -- your table name
TABLE(SDO_UTIL.GETVERTICES(c.geom)) t -- your spatial column name
WHERE c.fid = 138900 -- your ID
GROUP BY c.fid;
To finish the "pline" command you press "ESC". I don't know how to have something similar when you copy and paste the command into AutoCAD so I couldn't add it to the SQL result set.
1. run SQL script
2. copy result
3. paste result into AutoCAD
4. press "ESC" to finish pline command
Line in Oracle Spatial ( preview with Georaptor) |
Line in AutoCAD |
Map 2013, SP2
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