Query based on a Long Object Datatype

I have a query like this
SELECT project
FROM vgn_ci
WHERE bobdb__val
LIKE '%#8#ObjectID,#7#%'
Over here the the bobdb__val is of type long so it cannot be used with where clause, hence this query won't work. Can anybody provide me a solution.
null

I don't know which version of data base
you are using.
If you have 8i version you can use
Oracle package DBMS_LOB to convert Long to Clob.

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