64k size limit for XML node

HI,
Is 64k still the limit size for an XML NODE in oracle 10g version.
Thanks,

You keep asking all these XML questions...
Have you considered asking on the XML DB forum?
XML DB
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I have an application that archives XML documents provided by another organization. The other organization, a government regulatory body, controls the format and content of the documents. Many of the documents have large text nodes consisting of hundreds of kilobytes of CSV data.
This application was developed against Oracle 9i and runs fine on that product. Testing against Oracle 10g, I get "ORA-31167: XML nodes over 64K in size cannot be inserted".
As I read it, 64k is a fixed limit in Oracle10g. This limit did not seem to appear in Oracle9i however?
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@ After more deugging, the getXMLFromFile() causes the error not the insert, while a getFileContent()successfully completes.
Can you suggest another way to extract the values from the XML?
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