JDBC receiver adapter: Insert of CLOB into Oracle DB

Hi,
I've got a short question:
Is it possible to insert CLOB fields (larger than 4kB) into an Orcale database using the JDBC receiver adapter without using a stored procedure?
We are on XI 3.0 SP20.
I had someting in mind that this is only possible with a stored procedure but I am not sure on this.
Thanks and Regards,
Helmut

HI,
Is it possible to insert CLOB fields (larger than 4kB) into an Orcale database using the JDBC receiver adapter without using a stored procedure?
yes, you can do it but it is not a best practise, but using Stored Procedure is .
Regards,
karna...

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>
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        Dirk Meinhard
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        Dirk Meinhard

Hi Anil,
I am back on my JDBC problem and I am one step further!
Thank you for this hint. Looks like this is the solution.
So I like to add my next question !
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regards
Dirk

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I am using a JDBC receiver adapter to call a stored procedure in oracle.
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In the XML structure you cannot use TO_DATE function . Please pass the DATE in the correct format which the Stored procedure can accept . Get the out put what you expected from TO_DATE function and use that value in the structure.
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