Node.js driver for Oracle Database -XMLTYPE

Hello everybody,
My application save the orders als XML Strings and I've read that you plan the LOB TYPE for the next release to implement.
When is the XML TYPE planned ?
Beste Regards
Georg

and the outparameter in the oracle procedure need to be clob
procedure xmlread ( xml out clob ) as

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