Hi All,
Last week i was facing an issue on inserting Blob data in Oracle 10g database. I tested my application on Jboss container and locally my application was running fine, the real problem i faced when i deployed it on Oc4J container.
I got this error ::: java.sql.SQLException: Data size bigger than max size for this type
I tried everything, even i upgraded my jdbc driver but the problem was still there.
Here is my problem code ::
CallableStatement cstmt =
dbConnection.prepareCall("{
I temporarily resolved the issue using simple update statements using prepared statement and inserted blob in my DB, but i wanted that via a procedure.
Later, i tried below code and it worked fine ::
String sql = "{call TEST_INSERT_USER_REG(?)}";
cstmt = conn.prepareCall(sql);
cstmt.setBytes(1, Your BLOB data in Bytes);
cstmt.close();
Cheers,
Ujjwal Soni
Last week i was facing an issue on inserting Blob data in Oracle 10g database. I tested my application on Jboss container and locally my application was running fine, the real problem i faced when i deployed it on Oc4J container.
I got this error ::: java.sql.SQLException: Data size bigger than max size for this type
I tried everything, even i upgraded my jdbc driver but the problem was still there.
Here is my problem code ::
CallableStatement cstmt =
dbConnection.prepareCall("{
cstmt.setInt(1, id); cstmt.setBinaryStream(2,file. cstmt.setString(3, companyCode); cstmt.registerOutParameter(1, oracle.jdbc.driver. cstmt.execute(); int returnValue=cstmt.getInt(1); I am using Jdk 1.4 and even my OC4J server is having jdk 1.4 |
I temporarily resolved the issue using simple update statements using prepared statement and inserted blob in my DB, but i wanted that via a procedure.
Later, i tried below code and it worked fine ::
String sql = "{call TEST_INSERT_USER_REG(?)}";
cstmt = conn.prepareCall(sql);
cstmt.setBytes(1, Your BLOB data in Bytes);
cstmt.close();
Cheers,
Ujjwal Soni
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