What is the size limitation of Oracle JDBC Statement?

Want to know how large is the limiation of one complete SQL insert string can be place
into a JDBC Statement and can insert the big record successfully. I tried up to 13K, JDBC still can accept it. Does some experienced
guru can tell me what is the size limitation
for insert or update SQL string JDBC can accept it?
Thanks a lot.

None known. More than 10 GB. Please note Acrobat is not for server use (I mention that because you mention C# and experience shows it is often preferred for backend development).

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