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David P. Baker wrote:
> Hi. We're running into a problem that must have been solved already: we're
> trying to insert data into a LONG column, and we're getting "ORA-01704: string
> literal too long". According to the book, a string literal can have no more
> than 2,000 characters.
>
> Is there any way to get around this, except by splitting up the string and
> concatenating the (< 2,000 chars) pieces?
>
How about up to 32K using pl/sql and a pl/sql variable that is defined as varchar2(32760). the only problem is you still cant do the > 2K input string from keyboard.
joe
-- Joseph S. Testa, Oracle Database Administrator, mailto:jtesta_at_scioto.net (home) Vice-President Ohio Oracle Users Group, try http://web.scioto.net/jtesta That is also the place to find the FREE, "how do I build a second, third, etc, instance, without using oracle's installer, database scripts. ICQ UIN: 2832230(&oracle, home).Received on Mon Nov 03 1997 - 00:00:00 CST
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