Concatenate long variable

I am try concatenate long variable, but error ora-06502.
How I concatenate long variable.
Thanks.
Aline

But it does with a long variable -
SQL> declare
2 l_lng long;
3 begin
4 l_lng := '1';
5 l_lng := l_lng || '2';
6 dbms_output.put_line('concat long: '||l_lng);
7 end;
8 /
concat long: 12

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As you may be aware, LONG datatype is obsolete for quite some time now.
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2 <!DOCTYPE labels SYSTEM "label.dtd">
3 <labels _QUANTITY="1" _JOBNAME="LBL213685">
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5 <variable name= "L_DATE">04-JAN-2012</variable>
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7 <variable name= "L_LPN">K01-4713BE</variable>
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9 <variable name= "L_ITEMDESC">SPRING,REVERSIBLE EXPANSION GE14 234C6745P001 REV.01</variable>
10 <variable name= "L_QTY">1</variable>
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12 <variable name= "L_PONUM">837037254</variable>
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14 <variable name= "L_PROJECT"></variable>
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3    v_xmldoc   varchar2(32767);
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