hi,

I am trying to inserting data into a clob datatype in the table and we declared clob size as 4000 but it is inserting only 200 bytes.Actually my coding is like this 

use DBI qw(:sql_types);
use DBD::Oracle qw(:ora_types);

my $sql3="insert into BEE_DBO.SQL_EXECUTION_LOG(process_execution_id,"
+.
               "process_step_seq,file_id,sql_statement)".
              "values(?,?,?,?)";
      my $sth2=$dbinfo->{'dbh'}->prepare($sql3);
      $sth2->bind_param(1,$process_execution_id);
      $sth2->bind_param(2,$process_step_seq);
      $sth2->bind_param(3,$file_id);
      $sth2->bind_param(4,$select_insert,SQL_LONGVARCHAR);
      
      $sth2->execute;

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here its inserting only 200 bytes but the max. size is 4000. I have no idea about this since i have never worked on this before.Any help would be great.

Thank you.

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In reply to inserting text into a clob datatype by sowmya143

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