CLOB Datatype with JDBC Adapter

Hi,
we try to fill a Clob Datatype to JDBC Database.
We try 2 ways with the JDBC Adapter:
action="SQL_DML" with an SQL Statment and $placeholders$
But how can i say the key element that it is a CLOB type?
He used this a VARCHAR and there a not more than 4k Chars allowed.
second way is action="EXECUTE" to call a Stored Procedure, but there we got the error that CLOB type is an Unsupported feature.
Any Idea?
Regards,
Robin
Message was edited by: Robin Schroeder

Ok i will check this...
But i'm right when i say that the only way to fill CLOB Type is to use a Stored Procedure ?
or is there any possibility to do this with action="SQL_DML" ?
Regards,
Robin

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