Determining the BFile name

I was going through Steve Muench's book titled: "Building Oracle XML applications" and i was trying to refer to the file claim77804.xml in the xml directory which i created. I followed the book and i typed in the following code and the error came up:
SQL> SELECT DBMS_LOB.getLenght ( BFileName ('XMLFILES', 'claim77804.xml
2 AS length
3 FROM dual;
SELECT DBMS_LOB.getLenght ( BFileName ('XMLFILES', 'claim77804.xml'))
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00904: invalid column name
I was working on CLOBs and i created the basic CLOB table:
CREATE TABLE xml_documents (
docname VARCHAR2(200) PRIMARY KEY,
xmldoc CLOB,
timestamp DATE
This worked fine but when i tried adding a database trigger, the following happened:
SQL> CREATE TRIGGER xml_documents_timestamp
2 BEFORE INSERT OR UPDATE ON xml_documents
3 FOR EACH ROW
4 BEGIN
5 :new.timestamp := SYSDATE;
6 END;
7
8
9
10
The numbers just keep coming. I have installed the PL/SQL XDK which includes the XMldom and XMLParser etc.
Thanks for your cooperation

Is it using a local interface and NOT a remote interface? I found that local interfaces
were not found even though they appear in the list of EJB jndi names.
Matthew Summers <[email protected]> wrote:
I'm using JBuilder9's EJB Designer to create CMP Entity Beans. After
successful deployment to WLS8.1, I use the mydomain> EJB Deployments>
myEJB>Testing>Test This EJB tool, I get the following error:
"The EJB myEJB has not been tested successfully. There was a problem
determining the JNDI Name of the given bean."
I didn't have this issue when I was running WLS7.1. I'm not doing
anything differently in JBuilder9 than when I was running WLS7.1.
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