Dbms_xmldom.writetoclob.different result on different oracle version.

Hi all,
I have a problem using dbms_xmldom.
please give me an advise.
take a look here.
ora-06502 when using xmltype
thanks

Thasleem;
This will depend upon type of Standby.
For Logical is is possible, for Physical no.
Here's a supporting MOS document :
Mixed Oracle Version support with Data Guard Redo Transport Services [ID 785347.1]
Best Regards
mseberg

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