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We are getting the following error when inserting into a table:
ORA-1704: string literal too long
The field we are inserting into is a long, so the field can definitely handle the data. But, the insert statement does not seem to allow entry of a quoted string greater than 2000 characters in the quoted string.
How do I get around this? Is there any way to do this in plain SQL, or do we need to use PL/SQL?
Steve
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