What if you used the Oracle direct drivers for your regular Oracle DB work, 
and the ODBC drivers to get to your Client variables table?  Will that help?

At 03:18 PM 12/4/00 -0600, Shannon Hicks wrote:
>The direct drivers *can* handle CLOBS... but Allaire's client variable
>engine passes the client variable as a string literal, which, according to
>the SQL 97 standard, can't be over 2k.
>
>Oracle basically said it's Allaire's problem, and I'm waiting for Allaire to
>get back to us.
>
>Shan
>
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Douglas Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Monday, December 04, 2000 12:54 PM
>To: Fusebox
>Subject: Oracle CLOBS
>
>
>
>At 11:26 AM 12/4/00 -0600, Shannon Hicks wrote:
>
> >OT - Did you know that if you're using Oracle 8i, Cold Fusion can only
> >handle 2k of client variables (with the native drivers)?
> >
> >Use the ODBC drivers you say? Well, then there's no native CLOB support
> >(4.5.1 SP2)
>
>
>Hi Shannon,
>
>While I don't have any actual experience with the direct drivers, from what
>other's have told me, that is not correct.  You should be able to handle
>VERY high chunk sizes with the direct drivers.  There is probably some
>setting or parameter you need to tweak with.
>
>However, if you need an ODBC workaround, I can dig up a solution that we
>implemented.
>
>Using ODBC, we were able to pass-through very large chunk sizes (over 64K)
>from form text area fields to Oracle CLOBS using IE.  The solution involves
>looping over the incoming text with multiple updates on the CLOB field,
>using a stored procedure (a regular update query did not seem to work with
>CLOBS)
>
>Netscape 4 had a built-in 32 K limitation at that time.
>
>   - Douglas
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