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What are the Large object types supported by Oracle?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 4 Last Update: May 20, 2008     Asked by: Beena 
  
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October 27, 2005 14:16:08   #1  
Yadav Anand V        

RE: What are the Large object types supported by Oracl...

blob clob blob nlob these ususaly support data up to 4GB


 
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January 20, 2006 10:05:35   #2  
soji        

RE: What are the Large object types supported by Oracl...

Oracle provides six data types for storing LOBs:

CLOB and LONG for large fixed-width character data

NCLOB for large fixed-width national character set data

BLOB and LONG RAW for storing unstructured data

BFILE for storing unstructured data in operating system files

LONG and LONG RAW data types were previously used for unstructured data such as binary images documents or geographical information and are primarily provided for backward compatibility. These data types are superseded by the LOB data types. LOB at types are distinct from LONG and LONG RAW and they are not interchangeable. LOBs will not support the LONG application programming interface (API) and vice versa.


 
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September 14, 2006 04:39:42   #3  
manish hoiyani        

RE: What are the Large object types supported by Oracl...
clob blob used to unstructured data and binary data respectively.
 
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May 20, 2008 02:05:55   #4  
raghu2110 Member Since: May 2008   Contribution: 1    

RE: What are the Large object types supported by Oracle?
Blob datatype is used for storing large Binary data Like Photos signatures etc
Clob datatype is used for stoeing large character data upto 4GB like resume and other docs

 
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