Oracle distributed doc capture - database error

hi all,
i work at project ( capture , archive ) and i implement the ODDC ( instalation and integration )
i do all configure include scanning profiles ( the last step )
then when i do test the system i find that there is no data saved upon scanning and after commit else data in the commit table i build and mapping with the index fields and ECAudit table , but no data in tables like EcBatches and more,
i see more than one column with type blob ( i mean column in capture system core tables like ECBatches)in many tables ( these tables not contain any data ! )
i use the evaluation period license
oracle 10g release 2
win server 2003 stander edition R2 sp2
any Idea please ??!!!!!

its started !!!, but is there any blob field in the capture system usual database ??
i mean the system database that the capture build it ??? is there any blob field ..... any idea please ??
what about the check integrity utility is it stable ? what can do for me ?
i tired with this problem ... any one can help me please ?
is there any data must add to the database before the commit operation ??
i dont have any data before and not all tables collect data just the ECAUDIT and my commit tables where the index fields saved i name it ( dbcommit ) with this tables
database info
user: capture
password: capture
database: capture
commit table:
DBCOMMIT
column name: DataType size description
PERMIT_ID integer
DOC_TYPE varchar2 500 ( from 1 to 14 from pick list)
AREA_ID integer default = 09
SCAN_DATE date
USER_ID integer
DOC_PATH varchar2 500 document path on capture server
INDEX_DATE Date
when i do select statment like :
select * from ECBATCHES;
i get the error SP2-0678
its mean :
The "SP2" error messages are messages issued by SQL*Plus. The SP2-0678 error message text is "Column or attribute type can not be displayed by SQL*Plus." What you probably tried to do is to dump a binary data type, i.e. BLOB, to the screen in SQL*Plus. The problem is that SQL*Plus can only handle text data. It cannot handle binary data. Therefore, you are getting an error message telling you that this data type can not be displayed in your SQL*Plus session. Try your SELECT statement again but eliminate the BLOB column(s) from your query.
the question is why there is some column type " BLOB " in the table like " ECBATCHES " and the other column is not blob its varchar2 and integer .... and these column empty !!! there is error somewhere but i tired re install it in new machine and database but nothing change !
any IDEA please :(
Edited by: yos on Nov 21, 2008 3:56 AM

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