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The oracle 8 documentation says I can store a BLOB in the database up to 4
GBytes in size per field. The Oracle 8 OCI manual says 4000 bytes. I've tried
loading binary data into a oracle 8 BLOB field using sql loader using the
data type RAW in the control file. It burped if I specified a position of over
4000 bytes in the control file. I'm not sure if this is because I use RAW or
because it really only does store 4000 bytes internally.
My binary data is made up of short ints, of 8192 points in length. The method I chose was to store this in a BLOB field using sql loader, and then retrieve it when needed with pro-c.
Thanks for your help!
Jerry
Received on Tue Apr 14 1998 - 11:54:33 CDT
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