Need to execute Long Insert (6000 characters)statement using dbms_sql.parse

I built an insert statement which is more than 6000 (six thousand) characters stored into two varchar2 variables. I need to execute the statement using dbms_sql.parse.
I tryed using dbms_sql.varchar2s variable and having no success.
Any ideas or examples?
Thanks
JK

6000 chars shouldn't be a problem.
What do you mean with no success?Did you get any error?
Any ideas or examples?See this thread
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