I'm kicking around the idea of using the new geometry datatype to represent a vector in the database. The multipoint geometry data type would work well for this, but my question is, is there a way to populate a two column table with the x,y values in a multipoint, where each point is a row in the table, and the X and Y point values go in column1 and column2 respectively?
From stackoverflow
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I'm assuming you have read the Getting Started with the geometry Data Type.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb895270.aspx
Beyond that, I can't help with more.
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Figured it out:
select mp.id ,mp.vector.STPointN(nums.number).STX ,mp.vector.STPointN(nums.number).STY ,nums.number from tblWithMultiPoints mp --table with an int id, and a multipoint called vector ,#NUMBERS nums --temp table with 1 - max num of points in any multipoint where nums.number <= mp.vector.STNumPoints()
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