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Hi all,
Is it possible to use multiple LONG fields in one table.
We have (in a DB2 database) a table called TXTFIELDS containing 5 fields of the long datatype; these fields must be able to contain approx. 5000 characters each.
We are going to migrate the DB2/6000 database to a
Oracle 7.3.3 database on Windows NT.
On creating the Oracle tables we found out that a table
can only contain one Long field.
The only solution we found out was creating 5 tables,
each containing one Long field.
The problem then is that we have to adjust the SQL
staements for the insert and update procedures.
Is there a workaround for this, so we don't have to modify our SQL statements when inserting or updating rows in the 5 tables.
Any help is appreciated,
Greetings,
Bart H.M. Verwijst
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