>> Have you actually tired to store the 13 K byte string in a CLOB field?
I did a simple copy/paste of the 13K data into the CLOB field and it
worked fine.
I checked the "show" view and the data is there.
John
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> I would hope that the Ruby Oracle database
> adaptor would take care dealing with the CLOB field.
I had the standard Oracle Adapter but decided to install the Oracle
Enhanced Adapter.
> Have you actually tired to store the 13 K byte string in a CLOB field?
No, next th
John Mcleod wrote:
> I've done some research and I know that Oracle's datatype 'Clob' will
> hold the size but only at 4,000 chars. at a time.
> I'm just wondering how to do it?
According to what I can find on Oracle's CLOB data type is that they can
store up to 4 gigabytes. I would hope that the
Thank you for replying.
I don't quite understand what you're doing.
What do you mean by...
>I'm guessing you'll need to change the value into it's ready-to-store binary
>>format."
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