SQL * Loader loading ORDSYS object setting properties
Hi,
I have table where am storing image as ORDSYS.ORDIMAGE.
I am using SQL*loader to load the image coloum. Below shown is the extract of the load file
Image COLUMN OBJECT
source COLUMN OBJECT
localData_fname FILLER CHAR(128),
localData LOBFILE (Image.source.localData_fname) TERMINATED BY EOF
with this, I am able to load the image. now i want to set the other properties of ORDImage object like description.
How can i do that? please can anyone help me in this?
Edited by: 896943 on Dec 8, 2011 6:23 PM
There is no 'setDescription' method available with the ordimage type. You can use putMetadata if that works for you.
Otherwise, you would have to build a custom data-type based on the ordimage type in order to store your 'description'.
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