These examples use the AggGeomIntersection function to get the spatial intersection of the shape column values in rows of the sample_shapes table:
CREATE TABLE sample_shapes(skey INTEGER, shape ST_Geometry); INSERT INTO sample_shapes(1001,'MultiPoint((10 20 30),(40 50 60))'); INSERT INTO sample_shapes(1002,'Point(10 20 30)'); INSERT INTO sample_shapes(1003, 'Polygon((100 100 100, 100 500 500, 500 500 500, 500 100 500, 100 100 100))'); INSERT INTO sample_shapes(1004, 'Linestring (100 500 500, 500 100 500)'); INSERT INTO sample_shapes(1005, 'Polygon((500 500 500, 500 1000 1000, 1000 1000 1000, 1000 500 1000, 500 500 500))'); INSERT INTO sample_shapes(1006, 'Polygon((0 0 0, 0 50 50, 50 50 50, 50 0 50, 0 0 0))'); INSERT INTO sample_shapes(1007, 'Polygon((50 50 50, 50 100 100, 100 100 100, 100 50 100, 50 50 50))');
select AggGeomIntersection(shape) from sample_shapes;
Output:
AggGeomIntersection(shape) --------------------------------------------------------------- GEOMETRYCOLLECTION EMPTY
select AggGeomIntersection(shape) from sample_shapes where skey in (1001, 1002);
Output:
AggGeomIntersection(shape) --------------------------------------------------------------- POINT (10 20 30)
select AggGeomIntersection(shape) from sample_shapes where skey in (1003, 1004);
Output:
AggGeomIntersection(shape) --------------------------------------------------------------- LINESTRING (100 500 500,500 100 500)
select AggGeomIntersection(shape) from sample_shapes where skey in (1003,1005);
Output:
AggGeomIntersection(shape) --------------------------------------------------------------- POINT (500 500 500)
select AggGeomIntersection(shape) from sample_shapes where skey in (1006,1007);
Output:
AggGeomIntersection(shape) --------------------------------------------------------------- POINT (50 50 50)