jschmied Member² Oct 18, 2000 #1 I have a question similar to the topic "Inserting BLOBs fast?" Can I return somehow a array of CLOBS from a PL/SQL function? Well, it is the question from the thread above, but there is no answer jet ;-) Thanks Juergen
I have a question similar to the topic "Inserting BLOBs fast?" Can I return somehow a array of CLOBS from a PL/SQL function? Well, it is the question from the thread above, but there is no answer jet ;-) Thanks Juergen
Marco Kalter Administrator Staff member Oct 20, 2000 #1 If you define an object type as varray of clob, you can pass this object to a stored procedure: create type clob_array as varray(10) of clob; The ClobArray can be accessed through the TOracleObject class. ------------------ Marco Kalter Allround Automations
If you define an object type as varray of clob, you can pass this object to a stored procedure: create type clob_array as varray(10) of clob; The ClobArray can be accessed through the TOracleObject class. ------------------ Marco Kalter Allround Automations