That's all, you may now query your tables using your favourite SQL client and Teradata's excellent Geospatial data types and analytic functions.
For example, using the two datasets we have loaded during this tutorial, check in what countries are
SEL cty.city_name, cty.city_coord, ctry.country_nm
FROM cities_geo cty
LEFT JOIN ref_countries_map ctry
ON ctry.boundaries_geo.ST_Contains(cty.city_coord)=1
WHERE cty.city_name LIKE 'a%'
| city_name | city_coord | country_nm |
|---|---|---|
| Acapulco | POINT (-99.915979046410712 16.849990864016206) | Mexico Aosta |
| POINT (7.315002595706176 45.737001067072299) | Italy Ancona | POINT (13.499940550397127 43.600373554552903) |
| Italy Albany | POINT (117.891604776075155 -35.016946595501224) | Australia |