Load csv data error:

Load csv data error: ORA-01461: can bind a LONG value only for insert into
LONG column
I am trying to upload a data file (from MS Access) and get the above error message. There is a comment field that is type memo in Access. I have tried using VARCHAR2(4000) and CLOB as the data types but still get the same error. I searched the forum for a workaround or fix but can't seem to find any. Does anybody know of a working solution.
Thanks,

I am trying to load the data through APEX 2.2 for an application that I am building. Using the Excel function for length (on that column), the maximum number of characters comes up 3548. I also tried the clean function but still get the same error when trying to upload the data.

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I am trying to upload a data file (from Access) and get the above error message. There is a comment field that is a memo type in Access. I have tried using VARCHAR2(4000) and CLOB as the data types but still get the same error. I searched for the forum for a workaround or fix but there doesn't seem to be any. Does anybody know of a working solution.
Thanks,

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The function was terminated.
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Check the values of the data separator and escape sign, and try again.
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That error message comes from Microsoft, so something in you Excel sheet is the cause.
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Might also throw an 3163 as an error where you cannot see it.
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