Hi,

I'm working with a faily large oracle spatial table (1 500 000 polygons).

I need to perform a WPS aggregate using a intersecting polygon so I chained
a gs:clip with gs:aggregate.

I just noticed that Geoserver retrieves all the features from the DB to
perform the spatial operation which is very slow.

What would be the best way to filter the data spatially using Oracle first
and then perform the aggregate with WPS ? There must be a way of sending a
WFS request with a polygon and pass the intersecting polygons returned by
oracle to the aggregate function. 

I tried using RectangularClip but it also retrieves all the data.

Thanks







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