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Hi...
i've got a little database that i'm trying to populate with the output from a program of mine... I've heard about the 4k column size limit trying to use the oracle odbc drivers (though it doesn't make much sense, i know the limit exists), but i would have thought that jdbc wouldn't be so hobbled.
However, whenever i try to send up an INSERT operation with a column bigger than 4000 bytes, it complains... Anyone know how to get around this limitation? Are CLOBs and separate clob insertion routines the only way to go?
thanks
-mark
Received on Mon Aug 14 2000 - 17:05:20 CDT
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