Blob-error

What might be wrong if I get this exception
while saving a gif image in a blob field.
Can somebody give me a sample code.
ORA-01461 can bind a Long value only for insert into a long Col.
Thanks

Hi Pradeep
SELECT b_lob INTO dest_lob
FROM lob_table
WHERE key_value = 12
FOR UPDATE;Use for update in select clause to lock that particular row
or refer links [http://www.error-code.org.uk/view.asp?e=ORACLE-ORA-22920] and
[http://www.psoug.org/reference/dbms_lob.html]
*009*

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Hi,
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*@Anurag Tibrewal,*
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Windows NT Version V6.0 Service Pack 1
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
scope frame
2 0
1 3ca31374
package variable address size
0 3ca46698 16
1 3ca466a8 16
2 3ca466b8 16
3 3ca466c8 16
4 3ca466d8 16
5 3ca466e8 20
6 3ca466fc 16
7 3ca4670c 20
8 3ca46720 16
9 3ca46730 4
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11 3ca46738 4
12 3ca4673c 4
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14 3ca46744 4
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21 3ca46760 20
22 3ca46774 20
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24 3ca4679c 20
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30 3ca467d0 16
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32 3ca467e8 39
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35 3ca46a44 521
36 3ca46c50 140
37 3ca46cdc 140
38 3ca46d68 30
39 3ca46d88 30
40 3ca46da8 30
41 3ca46dc8 30
42 3ca46de8 30
43 3ca46e08 30
44 3ca46e28 30
45 3ca46e48 30
46 3ca46e68 30
47 3ca46e88 30
48 3ca46ea8 30
49 3ca46ec8 30
50 3ca46ee8 140
51 3ca46f74 140
52 3ca47000 30
53 3ca47020 30
54 3ca47040 30
55 3ca47060 30
56 3ca47080 39
57 3ca470a8 39
version=43123476 instantiation size=2920
line pcode offset
1 2
4 620
5 632
6 632
7 638
8 644
14 650
29 810
44 970
47 992
48 1000
49 1008
50 1016
51 1024
52 1032
53 1040
54 1048
55 1056
56 1064
57 1072
60 1080
128 1814
196 2548
197 2554
198 2560
199 2566
205 2572
206 2578
438 2584
1 2586
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D
X
SQL>
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are ok, but one is showing some issues.
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66 GWCheck log files in log directory................. 356
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93 Unused blob files (deleted)........................ 194
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<[email protected]>,
Dave Parkes<[email protected]> wrote:
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>
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>
> Note:
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New
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It
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not
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>
>
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> Cheers Dave

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I am having a table with BLOB column. When I export such a table it gets exported correctly, but when I import the same in different schema having different tablespace it throws error
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"CREATE TABLE "CMM_PARTY_DOC" ("PDOC_DOC_ID" VARCHAR2(10), "PDOC_PTY_ID" VAR"
"CHAR2(10), "PDOC_DOCDTL_ID" VARCHAR2(10), "PDOC_DOC_DESC" VARCHAR2(100), "P"
"DOC_DOC_DTL_DESC" VARCHAR2(100), "PDOC_RCVD_YN" VARCHAR2(1), "PDOC_UPLOAD_D"
"ATA" BLOB, "PDOC_UPD_USER" VARCHAR2(10), "PDOC_UPD_DATE" DATE, "PDOC_CRE_US"
"ER" VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL ENABLE, "PDOC_CRE_DATE" DATE NOT NULL ENABLE) PC"
"TFREE 10 PCTUSED 40 INITRANS 1 MAXTRANS 255 STORAGE(INITIAL 65536 FREELISTS"
" 1 FREELIST GROUPS 1 BUFFER_POOL DEFAULT) TABLESPACE "TS_AGIMSAPPOLOLIVE030"
"4" LOGGING NOCOMPRESS LOB ("PDOC_UPLOAD_DATA") STORE AS (TABLESPACE "TS_AG"
"IMSAPPOLOLIVE0304" ENABLE STORAGE IN ROW CHUNK 8192 PCTVERSION 10 NOCACHE L"
"OGGING STORAGE(INITIAL 65536 FREELISTS 1 FREELIST GROUPS 1 BUFFER_POOL DEF"
"AULT))"
IMP-00003: ORACLE error 959 encountered
ORA-00959: tablespace 'TS_AGIMSAPPOLOLIVE0304' does not exist
I used the import command as follows :
imp <user/pwd@conn> file=<dmpfile.dmp> fromuser=<fromuser> touser=<touser> log=<logfile.log>
What can I do so that this table gets imported correctly?
Also tell me "whether the BLOB is stored in different tablespace than the default tablespace of the user?"
Thanks in advance.

Hello,
U can either
1) create a tablespace with the same name in destination where you are trying to import.
2) get the ddl of the table, modify the tablespace name to reflect the existing tablespace name in destination and run the ddl in the destination database, and run your import command with option ignore=y--> which will ignore all the create errors.
Regards,
Vinay

Error while trying to store PDF in Oracle's BLOB field

Hi folks!
I'm having problems while trying to store PDF file in a BLOB field of an Oracle table
This is the message code:
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at oracle.jdbc.driver.OraclePreparedStatement.setBytes(OraclePreparedStatement.java:2170)
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Assuming conn = conection to Oracle 10g Database ( it's working )
String miProcedimientoAlmacenado = "{ call package_name.update_client(?,?, ?) }";
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byte[] bodyIn = readFully(miPDF); //readFully procedure is shown below
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FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream(miPDF);
byte[] tmp = new byte[1024];
byte[] data = null;
int sz, len = 0;
while ((sz = fis.read(tmp)) != -1) {
if (data == null) {
len = sz;
data = tmp;
} else {
byte[] narr;
int nlen;
nlen = len + sz;
narr = new byte[nlen];
System.arraycopy(data, 0, narr, 0, len);
System.arraycopy(tmp, 0, narr, len, sz);
data = narr;
len = nlen;
if (len != data.length) {
byte[] narr = new byte[len];
System.arraycopy(data, 0, narr, 0, len);
data = narr;
return data;
}//fin readFully
This approach indicates that the PDF file is converted into an array of bytes, then is stored as binary in the BLOB field.
Thanx in advance, and looking forward for your comments.

You will probably need to use the setBinaryStream() method instead of setBytes().

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tools.findPage("tempWorkPage").putString ("testctx", ctx.toString());
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tools.findPage("tempWorkPage").putString ("testds", ds.toString());
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tools.findPage("tempWorkPage").putString ("testconn", conn.toString());
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          pstmt.setString(4, attachDate);
          pstmt.setString(5, attachDate);
          pstmt.setString(6, updateDateTime);
          pstmt.setString(7, updateDateTime);
          pstmt.setString(8, createOpName);
          pstmt.setString(9, createOperator);
          pstmt.setString(10, createSystemID);
          pstmt.setString(11, insName);
          pstmt.setString(12, objClass);
          pstmt.setString(13, updateOpName);
          pstmt.setString(14, updateOperator);
          pstmt.setString(15, updateSystemID);
          pstmt.setString(16, label);
          pstmt.setString(17, attachedBy);
          pstmt.setString(18, attachName);
          pstmt.setString(19, note);
          pstmt.setString(20, refObjectKey);
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          stmt = conn.createStatement();
          lobDetails = stmt.executeQuery("SELECT AttachStream FROM GSW06U.pc_data_workattach WHERE PZINSKEY = '" + pKey + "' FOR UPDATE");
          tools.findPage("tempWorkPage").putString ("idvalue", pKey);
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          if( lobDetails.next()) {
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          tempBlob = (oracle.sql.BLOB)lobDetails.getBlob(1);
          tools.findPage("tempWorkPage").putString ("pos1", "at pos1");
          // Open the temporary CLOB in readwrite mode, to enable writing
          tempBlob.open(oracle.sql.BLOB.MODE_READWRITE);
          tools.findPage("tempWorkPage").putString ("pos2", "at pos2");
          // Get the output stream to write
          tempBlobOStream = tempBlob.getBinaryOutputStream();
          tools.findPage("tempWorkPage").putString ("pos3", "at pos3");
          // Write the data into the temporary CLOB from the byte array
          tempBlobOStream.write(ba);
          // Flush and close the stream
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          conn.commit();
          //Close everything
tempBlobOStream.close();
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          tempBlob.close();
          tempBlob =null;
          lobDetails.close();
          lobDetails = null;
          stmt.close();
          stmt = null;
          pstmt.close();
          pstmt = null;
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          conn = null; // Make sure we don't close it twice
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               tools.findPage("tempWorkPage").putString ("SQLException", sqlexp.toString());
     catch(java.lang.Exception exp) {
               tempBlob.freeTemporary();
               tools.findPage("tempWorkPage").putString ("InnerException", exp.toString());
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     finally
          if (lobDetails != null) {
          try { lobDetails.close(); } catch (java.sql.SQLException e) { System.out.println(" Error while Freeing Result sets" + e.toString()); }
          lobDetails = null;
          if (stmt != null) {
          try { stmt.close(); } catch (java.sql.SQLException e) {System.out.println(" Error while Freeing java Statement" + e.toString()); }
          stmt = null;
          if (pstmt != null) {
          try { pstmt.close(); } catch (java.sql.SQLException e) {System.out.println(" Error while Freeing java PrepareStatement" + e.toString()); }
          pstmt = null;
          try{
          if (tempBlob != null) {
     // If the BLOB is open, close it
     if (tempBlob.isOpen()) {
     tempBlob.close();
     // Free the memory used by this BLOB
     tempBlob.freeTemporary();
          tempBlob = null;
          catch (Exception ex) { // Trap errors
          System.out.println(" Error while Freeing LOBs : " + ex.toString());
          if (conn != null) {
          try { conn.close(); } catch (java.sql.SQLException e) { System.out.println(" Error while Freeing Connection" + e.toString()); }
          conn = null;
catch(java.lang.Exception e)
     tools.findPage("tempWorkPage").putString ("LangException", e.toString());
     e.printStackTrace();
}

Hello,
I am getting the following errors when I am trying to
insert in a BLOB in the oracle 9i database:
java.sql.SQLException: ORA-00604: error occurred
at recursive SQL level 1 ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric
or value error ORA-06512: at line 205 ORA-22297:
warning: Open LOBs exist at transaction commit
time
You're doing exactly what the error says, that is committing with an open LOB. Look at the following piece of code: you write in the LOB, you flush it and then commit. There is no closing of the LOB stream before committing.
Try putting the tempBlobOStream.close() instruction before the commit.
// Write the data into the temporary CLOB from the
he byte array
          tempBlobOStream.write(ba);
          // Flush and close the stream
          tempBlobOStream.flush();
nn.commit();
          //Close everything
tempBlobOStream.close();

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