Hi
I am trying to insert a file into a long raw column in an Oracle table.
The program fails when the file exceeds 32512 bytes.
Does anyone know if there is a way around this?
Here is a code extract: 
 use DBI; 
 use DBD::Oracle;

 open(BLOB, "/utl_dump/test.csv");
 $bytes = 0;
 $bytes = read(BLOB, $buff, 500000);
 close(BLOB);


 my $insert_into_cache = 

 q{
   begin 
   insert into report_cache_master (:cache_id, :blob);
   end;
  };

 my $insert_stmt = $dbh->prepare($insert_into_cache);

 $attrib{'ora_type'} = $LONG_RAW_TYPE;
 $insert_stmt->bind_param(":cache_id", 7777);
 $insert_stmt->bind_param(":blob", $muff, \%attrib);

 $insert_stmt->execute;

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I have tried using ORA_BLOB type but it still fails.
Thanks
Jonathan

In reply to Inserting a Long Raw into an Oracle table fails above 32512 bytes by jonnybuchanan

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