All CLOBS need to inserted using cfqueryparam (which you should be
using anyway).

Your query inserts a literal string, which is limited to 4000 bytes,
no matter that the column datatype.

On 9/27/07, Carlos Paez Jr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for the replies and ideas.
> The datatype of my column is SYS.XMLTYPE which I understood to be a CLOB;
> which is the source of my confusion. CLOBs should hold up to 4 gig of data.
> I'm thinking that this error might not be referring to the datatype of my
> column, but rather, that oracle is not able to handle the length of the
> string I'm inserting as #XMLSTRING#
>
> Michael, I think your solution would work, but like you said, I think there
> must be a better way to do it now-a-days.


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