Syntax

   @GeoRSSGeometry(TO_ATTRIBUTE, <GeoRSS format>, <attrName>[, <createFragment>]) 
   @GeoRSSGeometry(FROM_ATTRIBUTE, <attrName>) 

Arguments

   <GeoRSS format>   
   
      The name of the GeoRSS format in which the geometry will be read/written.
   
      Range: (SIMPLE|W3C|GML|GEORSS_SIMPLE|GEORSS_W3C|GEORSS_GML)
      
   <attrName>  
   
      The name of the attribute to have the geometry saved to or retrieved from 
      the feature.

      Range: String  
      
   <createFragment>
   
      A boolean indicating whether to create an XML fragment or a valid XML 
      document. The default value is NO.
      
      Range: (YES|NO)
      
Description

      Note: For a method of storing and retrieving geometry in an attribute 
      where the geometry is fully preserved (including measures and complex 
      chains involving arcs), see @Geometry. 

   This command is used to set or get the feature geometry. When writing 
   geometry to an attribute, the <GeoRSS format> string indicates the type of 
   GeoRSS text to write. The <attrName> parameter specifies the name of the 
   attribute to which the text will be written.
   
   When reading GeoRSS geometry from an attribute, the function will 
   automatically detect the GeoRSS format of the XML text, so no GeoRSS format 
   parameter is required. The <attrName> parameter specifies the attribute from 
   which the GeoRSS will be read.
   
      Note: In TO_ATTRIBUTE mode, if the feature has no geometry, then the 
      resulting attribute will have a blank value, because the GeoRSS 
      specifications provide no way to represent a "null" geometry. Conversely, 
      however, in FROM_ATTRIBUTE mode, if the specified attribute has a blank 
      value, then the feature's geometry will be left untouched and a warning 
      output.