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The table has 3 columns:
VARCHAR2(20)
NUMBER(10)
RAW(2000)
I inserted 6 rows, so there are 6 RAW's in the table when I do my select
- 1 RAW per row...
I haven't tried using bind_param_inout or ora_field. BTW - what exactly
does ora_field refer to? The column name?...
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Yes, ora_field is the column name.
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I tried using the ora_type, ora_field, bind_param_inout, etc. The data is
still doubling...
When inspecting the actual files that are returned in the result set, I noticed,
in addition to the size doubling, that the format is being returned in hex,
not binary. I know that RAW datatypes are stored as hex values, but have
been assuming that Oracle would convert the hex back to binary on the way
out. So, I tried using the HEXTORAW(raw_column_name) function in my select
statement. My result set still gets returned as hex...
Any other suggestions?...
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