Re: Oracle Stored Proc problem

KK schrieb:
Is there any way to declare a variable in stored procedure that should
hold --- length of text which is not known at design time.


In the above example If I use vDupTxt VARCHAR(---), I have to specify
length (1.. 32767)

While executing the stored procedure at runtime, some times I may want
to assign longer text.

Appreciate your help!

Thanks


PL SQL variables are limited to 32K (i.e. you can't assign a longer value to pl sql variable).

Best regards

Maxim
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