Sending image from MS SQL SERVER to Oracle BLOB

Hey all, we're trying update Oracle via a SQL Server linked server and we're having an issue with a blob column. The update from SQL is:
UPDATE Banner..GENERAL.PS_EBI_IF_TBL
set photo = a.blob_file, photo_change_date=a.blob_date
from PWNT.dbo.BLOBS a, PWNT.dbo.BADGE_V b
where a.ID = b.ID
and base_name = b.BADGE_BASE_NAME
and b.BADGE_blob_date > getdate()-.021
GO
The error we get is:
OLE DB provider "OraOLEDB.Oracle" for linked server "Banner" returned message "ORA-01747: invalid user.table.column, table.column, or column specification".
The syntax is correct, we can run it if the column being updated (photo) is not a blob, so we believe there is something else we have to do because of the blob. Has anybody done anything like this and know how it works? Thanks!
Tom

Given that there are no version numbers is your post I can imagine many possibilities for misconfiguration. Especially as an Oracle BLOB bears no direct size relationship to anything MS SQL could possibly support.

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