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From: Steven Erat [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 23 Jul 2004 14:40:18 -0400
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Oracle PL/SQL and CLOBS
> David,
>
> Assuming this is Oracle, if you're using the Macromedia drivers with a
> stored procedure that has an ou
David,
Assuming this is Oracle, if you're using the Macromedia drivers with a
stored procedure that has an output parameter type of varchar2, then even
though the varchar2 datatype can hold up to 32k the Macromedia Oracle driver
will only return the first 4k. If you use the Oracle Thin Client i
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Subject: Re: Oracle PL/SQL and CLOBS
> Hi David,
>
> You've explained what you're trying to implement but
> not enough of why you've chosen to implement things
> this way.
>
> CLOBS are slow so you should try to avoid them unless
> necessary,
Hi David,
You've explained what you're trying to implement but
not enough of why you've chosen to implement things
this way.
CLOBS are slow so you should try to avoid them unless
necessary, but I don't have enough of an understanding
of what problem you're trying to solve to say whether
or not y
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