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How do I insert something greater than 4K into a LONG column?
Basically, I just
want to verify that it will hold 2GB.
Whenever, I do this I get the error
ORA-01704: string literal too long.
This error message indicates thats a
string can not exceed 4K bytes. So
I thought perhaps I needed to use a bind
variable. But LONG can not be used for
a bind variable.
So how is this done... ie how do I insert
something greater than 4K into a LONG
column.
I have set the command option LONG to 2000000000.
I can't use CLOB's because I am using the UTF-8 (variable width) character set.
Thanks,
Russ
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