Checking the size of the image..

Hi All,
i have attached am image from using attachments functionality from Purchasing module.
the image get stored in table fnd_lobs..
Now i want to know the size of the image..
whether it is 30kb or 1MB..
Is there any function in Oracle to calculate the image size..
We are on 11.5.10.2
and 11g DB.
Regards,
Jana

Pl see MOS Doc 401094.1 (How To Determine The Size of a File In Table FND_LOBS?)
HTH
Srini

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