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Old 01-17-12, 23:35
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How to save an xsl file into CLOB column

Hi, I am using VB.Net and Oracle.
I need to write a stored procedure where I can pass the physical path of the xsl file as input param and the proc needs to store this file in my table in a CLOB column.

Can you please help ?
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Old 01-17-12, 23:48
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>Hi, I am using VB.Net
the flavor/type of client is 100% not relevant.
Oracle RDBMS does not know or care about anything about client.

>Can you please help ?
XSL file must reside on DB Server. Will this always be true?
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Old 01-18-12, 00:00
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Yes the file will be on the DB sever
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