Failed to convert Clob to String by using dbms_lob.substr

it says that the cache is not enough to do this.
I would like to get some infos from two tables as a View.
and one of the table contains a Clob data which is large
than 4k i think.
and when I tried to create the view, it says that expecting
- but got Clob, so I would like to change it to String by using
dbmas_lob.substr function and met the cache limited problem.
The database I am using is 10.2.0.1.0.

Thanks for reply.
and the problem was fixed.
after I removed 'distinct', which specified after 'select'.

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Convert clob to string?

hi all,
i'm having a problem getting the returnvalue of a storedproc. i'm using oracle database and created an oracle function that returns a clob data. unfortunately in vb.net, it won't accept clob format. if i change the returnvalue to varchar2 format it works fine.
is there a way to convert clob into string?
thanks.
p.s.
i'm using clob datatype because i need to return a large amount of characters (basically DDL statements like Creating tables with about a hundred partition more or less, also for creating a view with a very large text).

It should be possible since Value is a string type property. Say if your OracleClob object name is clob1 then it should be possible to write something like -
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Error while converting CLOB to varchar using DBMS_LOB.SUBSTR() in Oracle11g

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Whenever I am using DBMS_LOB.SUBSTR(columnname,4000,1) package for a clob column in a simple Select Query, the following error is thrown for Oracle 11g version.
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you are using a multibyte character set:
NLS_CHARACTERSET AL32UTF8
so each character takes between 1 and 4 bytes of storage.
a varchar2(4000) column can only hold 4000 BYTES. Regardless of the character set - varchar2 is limited to 4000 bytes.
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So, you must have some CLOB whose first 4000 characters include at least one "more than one byte" character. That won't fit into a varchar2(4000)
Your approach of backing off the substr size is reasonable (and you'll need to remember that in your application - end users can type in as little as 1000 characters and get an error about the column being too small!) as it reduces the number of BYTES to be belong 4000.

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REATE OR REPLACE
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* See the SQL below:
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*                    alter table narr_text add (narr blob);
*                    update narr_text set narr = narr_blob;
*                    commit;
* Called By: Sys Admin
* CHANGE LOG
* Changed By Date Change Description
* EAO          01/16/02 Created.
rec_read      INTEGER;
rec_update      INTEGER;
write_cnt INTEGER;
write_amount BINARY_INTEGER;
write_offset INTEGER;
write_loop INTEGER;
total_length      NUMBER;
total_written      NUMBER;
buffer VARCHAR2(32767);
bbuffer RAW(32767);
temp_narr_id NUMBER;
max_loop               INTEGER;
cx                    CLOB;
bx                    BLOB;
bx2                    BLOB;
cur_evt               varchar2(50); -- current event
v_err_descr          varchar2(256);
i INTEGER;
hex                    varchar(32767);
CURSOR c_load_narr_clob IS
     SELECT narr, narr_id
     FROM narr_text
     where narr_id = 6366;
BEGIN
insert_event_log('', 'p_load_clob_to_blob', '', '', '', 'p_load_clob_to_blob started', '');
rec_read := 0;
rec_update := 0;
---Fill file
insert_event_log('', 'p_load_clob_to_blob ','c_load_narr_clob ', '', 'S', 'c_narr_clob started', '');
FOR csr IN c_load_narr_clob LOOP
     cur_evt := 'Select narr from narr table: ';
     rec_read := rec_read + 1;
     write_loop := 1;
     write_cnt := 0;
     write_offset := 1;
     total_written := 0;
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bx := empty_blob();
     total_length := DBMS_LOB.GETLENGTH(cx);
     max_loop := (total_length / 32767) + 1;
     if (total_length <= 32767) THEN
          write_amount := total_length;
     ELSE
          write_amount := 32767;
     END IF;
dbms_output.put_line('Length=' || to_char(total_length) || ' Max loop=' || to_char(max_loop) || ' Write Amount=' || to_char(write_amount));
     temp_narr_id := csr.narr_id;
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     loop
--FOR write_loop in 1..max_loop LOOP
          delete temp_blob;
          delete temp_raw;
          commit;
          cur_evt := 'Dbms_lob.substr: ';
          dbms_output.put_line(cur_evt);
buffer := DBMS_LOB.SUBSTR(cx, write_amount, write_offset);
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cur_evt := 'Hex to Raw Assigment: ';
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               bbuffer := bbuffer || hextoraw(hex);
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cur_evt := 'Insert temp_raw: ';
          dbms_output.put_line(cur_evt);
          insert into temp_raw(rx)
               values (bbuffer);
          commit;
cur_evt := 'Insert temp_blob: ';
          dbms_output.put_line(cur_evt);
          execute immediate 'insert into temp_blob(bx)
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          commit;
          cur_evt := 'Select bx2: ';
          dbms_output.put_line(cur_evt);
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          total_written := total_written + write_amount;
          write_cnt := write_cnt + 1;
          if (write_cnt = max_loop) then
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          end if;
END LOOP;
dbms_output.put_line('Total_written = ' || to_char(total_written) );
     cur_evt := 'Upd narr_blob in narr table: ';
     update narr_text
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     where narr_id = temp_narr_id;
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dbms_output.put_line('Records read=' || to_char(rec_read) || ' Records updated=' || to_char(rec_update) );
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EXCEPTION
     WHEN OTHERS THEN
     Rollback;
     v_err_descr := 'FATAL ERROR OCCURRED -'||cur_evt||sqlerrm;
     dbms_output.put_line (v_err_descr);
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is
hex varchar2(4);
num1 number;
num2 number;
begin
num1 := trunc(v_hex/16);
num2 := v_hex-(num1*16);
if ( num1 >= 0 and num1 <= 9 ) then
hex := hex||to_char(num1);
end if;
if num1 = 10 then hex := hex||'A'; end if;
if num1 = 11 then hex := hex||'B'; end if;
if num1 = 12 then hex := hex||'C'; end if;
if num1 = 13 then hex := hex||'D'; end if;
if num1 = 14 then hex := hex||'E'; end if;
if num1 = 15 then hex := hex||'F'; end if;
if ( num2 >= 0 and num2 <= 9 ) then
hex := hex||to_char(num2);
end if;
if num2 = 10 then hex := hex||'A'; end if;
if num2 = 11 then hex := hex||'B'; end if;
if num2 = 12 then hex := hex||'C'; end if;
if num2 = 13 then hex := hex||'D'; end if;
if num2 = 14 then hex := hex||'E'; end if;
if num2 = 15 then hex := hex||'F'; end if;
return hex;
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How to convert clob to blob

hi
tell me some thong how we can convert clob to blob

You can use my procedure
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l_off number default 1;
l_amt number default 4096;
l_offWrite number default 1;
l_amtWrite number;
l_str varchar2(4096 char);
begin
begin
loop
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l_amt := 4096;
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exception
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NULL;
end;
end;
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Tibor's site

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ORDER BY T1.CardCode, T0.DueDate, T0.Ref1

Hi,
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Thanks & Regards,
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Hi,
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T0.CardName AS 'Offset Acct Name',
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T0.TransId ,
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Converting Oracle XML Query Result in Java String by using XSU

Hi,
I have a problem by converting Oracle XML Query Result in Java
String by using XSU. I use XSU for Java.
For example:
String datum=new OracleXMLQuery(conn,"Select max(ps.datum) from
preise ps where match='"+args[0]+"'");
String datum1=datum;
I become the following error:
Prototyp.java:47: Incompatible type for declaration. Can't
convert oracle.xml.sql.query.OracleXMLQuery to java.lang.String.
Can somebody tell me a method() for converting to solve my
problem??????
Thanks

Hmmm.. Pretty basic just look at the example:
OracleXMLQuery qry = new OracleXMLQuery(conn,"Select max(ps.datum) from preise ps where match='"+args[0]+"'");
String xmlString = qry.getXMLString();
Hi,
I have a problem by converting Oracle XML Query Result in Java
String by using XSU. I use XSU for Java.
For example:
String datum=new OracleXMLQuery(conn,"Select max(ps.datum) from
preise ps where match='"+args[0]+"'");
String datum1=datum;
I become the following error:
Prototyp.java:47: Incompatible type for declaration. Can't
convert oracle.xml.sql.query.OracleXMLQuery to java.lang.String.
Can somebody tell me a method() for converting to solve my
problem??????
Thanks

Conversion failed when converting from a character string to uniqueidentifier

how to convert the charter string to uniqueidentifier in sql server
I tried for all the articals in the net can some one give me the better soluction for this.. i will use the cast and convert function but i didnt get the soluction over here.
can you please give me the answer for this query........
i have table called user1 contains column col1,
col1
d65cafc-1435-45d3-acce-dc464f02c4b1

The first part is to short, it must be 8 signs, you have only 7; I added a zero and it works =>
DECLARE @id varchar(60);
SET @id = 'd65cafc0-1435-45d3-acce-dc464f02c4b1'
SELECT CONVERT(uniqueidentifier, @id)
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