Long Raw to file

Hi, i have a oracle database 10.2 and in a table i have a long raw column,
In that column i am storing images and pdf's but i want to get the files from the database to my hard disk
i know that before 10r2 does exist a pl/sql procedure but a 32k limit, and my files are higher than 32k, does anyone know a way to do that?
thnx in advance

Easy. Your problem is that you are using LONG RAWS and not BLOBS and there is no way of accesing piecewise LONG RAWs inside PL/SQL so you are stuck with trying to convert to a PL/SQL LONG RAW which has a maximum length of 32k.
So short term solution: use the to_lob function to convert the LONG RAW into a BLOB in a temp table, then use dbms_lob to loop through, using the utl_file raw API to pump it to a file.
Long term: migrate LONG RAWS to BLOBs.
HTH
Chris
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Well....i did that....but what is ImageIO?....
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Hi All,
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