Hi Jose,
Send us the exception raised by the JDBC exception. Theoratically it should
support as you said.
Jaspreet Singh
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Hello,
we are trying to insert a huge string in an Oracle LONG field via JDBC; we
are using PreparedStatement.setString().
However, when the string length is longer than 2000 characters, a JDBC
exception is raised.
We thought that Oracle LONG field supports any string length...
What is the problem?
Thank you in advance,
Jose Antonio Quiles
Telefonica I+D
Madrid, Spain
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