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Long field
I am trying to create a tab-delimited file to be read in Excel.
But, one of the fields is long and I cannot seem to retrieve it to the file. Can someone help? Thanks |
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If you are using PL/SQL you can declare a varchar2 (32767) store the long field in that value and you will be able to work with it like a normal string.
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Thanks for the info. It worked, much appreciated.
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Many welcomes. The gratitude is appreciated.
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