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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs): Converting Data Types to LOB Data Types General Index-Organized Tables (IOTs) and LOBs Initializing LOB Locators JDBC, JPublisher and LOBs LOB Indexing LOB Storage and Space Issues LONG to LOB Migration Converting Between Different LOB how to extract blob from oracle database Types Performance PL/SQL Converting Data Types to LOB Data Types Can I Insert or how to insert blob data in oracle using java Update Any Length Data Into a LOB Column? Question Can I insert or update any length of data for a LOB column? clob and blob data types in oracle Am I still restricted to 4K. How about LOB attributes Answer When inserting or updating a LOB column you are now not restricted to 4K. For LOB attributes, you must use the following two steps: INSERT java.sql.blob example empty LOB with the RETURNING clause Call OCILobWrite to write all the data Does COPY LONG to LOB Work if Data is > 64K? Question Example: Copy Long to LOB Using SQL : INSERT INTO Multimedia_tab (clip_id,sound) SELECT id, TO_LOB(SoundEffects) Does this work if the data in LONG or LONGRAW is > 64K? Answer Yes. All data in the LONG is copied to the LOB regardless of size. General How Do I Determine
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if the LOB Column with a Trigger is Being Updated? Question The project that I'm working on requires a trigger on a LOB column. The requirement is that when this column is updated, we want to check some conditions. How do I check whether there is any value in the NEW for this LOB column? Null does not work, since you can't compare BLOB with NULL. Answer You can use the UPDATING clause inside of the trigger to find out if the LOB column is being updated or not. CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER...... ... IF UPDATING('lobcol') THEN ..... ... Note: The preceding works only for top-level LOB columns. Reading and Loading LOB Data: What Should Amount Parameter Size Be? Question I read in one of the prior release Application Developer's Guides the following: "When reading the LOB value, it is not an error to try to read beyond the end of the LOB. This means that you can always specify an input amount of 4Gb regardless of the starting offset and the amount of data in the LOB. You do need to incur a round-trip to the server to call OCILobGetLength() to find out the length of the LOB value in order to determine the amount to read. " And again, under the DBMS_LOB.LOADFROMFILE() procedure... "It
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