BIP cannot handle large CLOB data.

We have OBIEE 1.3.4.1 on Redhat, database is Oracle 11.2.0.2 on the same box.
In Publisher, I build a report with table with a CLOB type.
BIP can handle of the clob data over 4000 limit of varchar2, but failed at one of the rows that with clob size over 25000 character. The error message isThe report cannot be rendered because of an error, please contact the administratorIs this really beyond the limit of Publisher, or there is a place I can configure BIP to handle it.
Thanks

If I do not use any template and just show the XML in BIP View, I get a more meaningful error A semi colon character was expected. Error processing resource 'http://cchdb.thinkstream.com:9704/xmlpserver/servlet/xdo'. ...
10/31/2006 LA-DOC P&P W ORLEANS, LA PROB: POSS OF COCAINE BEGIN 10/30/2006 END 10/30
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at Vdb.Vdb_scan.Vdb_scan_read(Vdb_scan.java:67)
at Vdb.Vdbmain.main(Vdbmain.java:550)
So I know from reading other posts, that vdbench will do what you tell it (Henk brought that up). But based on this, I can't tell what I should do differently to the vdbench file to get around this error. Does anyone have advice for me?
Thanks,
Joe

ah... it's almost always the second set of eyes. Yes, it is run from a script. And I just looked and realized that the list last line didn't have the \# in it. Here's the line:
"Proceed to the "Test Setup" section, but do something like `while true; do ./vdbench -f param_file; done` so the tests just keep repeating."
I just added the hash to comment that out and am rerunning my script. My guess is that it'll complete Thanks Henk.

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