Category Archives: Datatype
Loading a File Into a BLOB Object in Oracle
Loading a file into a BLOB object in Oracle is easy. All we need to do is use the DBMS_LOB package to load the file into a temporary LOB object. This is demonstrated in the following example. This example assumes … Continue reading
Posted in BLOB, Load File Into BLOB, Oracle, PL/SQL
Tagged Load BLOB from File, Write BLOB from OS File
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Oracle VARCHAR2(1) vs CHAR(1)?
Well, minimum size for both Oracle datatypes is 1 byte. So in terms of storage, they’ll both consume either null or 1 byte in storage space. So, when declaring a character datatype with a length of 1, it doesn’t really … Continue reading