Oracle insert NCLOB data into NVARCHAR2

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I am tyring to insert NCLOB data into NVARCHAR2.it is showing error ORA - 06512 in stored procedure.

How to fix this error?.

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Please show us your code and the real error. ORA-06512 is just "Error at line ..." which does not mean anything for us.
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I am tyring to insert NCLOB data into NVARCHAR2.it is showing error ORA - 06512 in stored procedure.

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asked Nov 8 at 2:23

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Please show us your code and the real error. ORA-06512 is just "Error at line ..." which does not mean anything for us.
– Wernfried Domscheit
Nov 8 at 7:50

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I am tyring to insert NCLOB data into NVARCHAR2.it is showing error ORA - 06512 in stored procedure.

How to fix this error?.

asked Nov 8 at 2:23

Ram

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I am tyring to insert NCLOB data into NVARCHAR2.it is showing error ORA - 06512 in stored procedure.

How to fix this error?.

oracle insert nclob

asked Nov 8 at 2:23

Ram

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asked Nov 8 at 2:23

Ram

1358

asked Nov 8 at 2:23

Ram

1358

asked Nov 8 at 2:23

Ram

1358

asked Nov 8 at 2:23

Ram

1358

Please show us your code and the real error. ORA-06512 is just "Error at line ..." which does not mean anything for us.
– Wernfried Domscheit
Nov 8 at 7:50

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Please show us your code and the real error. ORA-06512 is just "Error at line ..." which does not mean anything for us.
– Wernfried Domscheit
Nov 8 at 7:50

Please show us your code and the real error. ORA-06512 is just "Error at line ..." which does not mean anything for us.
– Wernfried Domscheit
Nov 8 at 7:50

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You didn't share much information so it is difficult to guess what you did and why Oracle complained about it. Though, would TO_NCHAR do any good?

TO_NCHAR (character) converts a character string, CHAR, VARCHAR2, CLOB, or NCLOB value to the national character set. The value returned is always NVARCHAR2

SQL> create table test (col_nclob nclob);



Table created.



SQL> create table test2 (col_nvarchar2 nvarchar2(20));



Table created.



SQL> insert into test values ('x');



1 row created.



SQL> insert into test2 (col_nvarchar2)

  2    select to_nchar(t.col_nclob) from test t;



1 row created.



SQL>

answered Nov 8 at 6:16

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it is working fine.
– Ram
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I'm glad if it helped.
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You didn't share much information so it is difficult to guess what you did and why Oracle complained about it. Though, would TO_NCHAR do any good?

TO_NCHAR (character) converts a character string, CHAR, VARCHAR2, CLOB, or NCLOB value to the national character set. The value returned is always NVARCHAR2

SQL> create table test (col_nclob nclob);



Table created.



SQL> create table test2 (col_nvarchar2 nvarchar2(20));



Table created.



SQL> insert into test values ('x');



1 row created.



SQL> insert into test2 (col_nvarchar2)

  2    select to_nchar(t.col_nclob) from test t;



1 row created.



SQL>

answered Nov 8 at 6:16

Littlefoot

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it is working fine.
– Ram
Nov 8 at 10:29

I'm glad if it helped.
– Littlefoot
Nov 8 at 11:20

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up vote
1
down vote

accepted

You didn't share much information so it is difficult to guess what you did and why Oracle complained about it. Though, would TO_NCHAR do any good?

TO_NCHAR (character) converts a character string, CHAR, VARCHAR2, CLOB, or NCLOB value to the national character set. The value returned is always NVARCHAR2

SQL> create table test (col_nclob nclob);



Table created.



SQL> create table test2 (col_nvarchar2 nvarchar2(20));



Table created.



SQL> insert into test values ('x');



1 row created.



SQL> insert into test2 (col_nvarchar2)

  2    select to_nchar(t.col_nclob) from test t;



1 row created.



SQL>

answered Nov 8 at 6:16

Littlefoot

18.5k51333

it is working fine.
– Ram
Nov 8 at 10:29

I'm glad if it helped.
– Littlefoot
Nov 8 at 11:20

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

accepted

You didn't share much information so it is difficult to guess what you did and why Oracle complained about it. Though, would TO_NCHAR do any good?

TO_NCHAR (character) converts a character string, CHAR, VARCHAR2, CLOB, or NCLOB value to the national character set. The value returned is always NVARCHAR2

SQL> create table test (col_nclob nclob);



Table created.



SQL> create table test2 (col_nvarchar2 nvarchar2(20));



Table created.



SQL> insert into test values ('x');



1 row created.



SQL> insert into test2 (col_nvarchar2)

  2    select to_nchar(t.col_nclob) from test t;



1 row created.



SQL>

answered Nov 8 at 6:16

Littlefoot

18.5k51333

You didn't share much information so it is difficult to guess what you did and why Oracle complained about it. Though, would TO_NCHAR do any good?

TO_NCHAR (character) converts a character string, CHAR, VARCHAR2, CLOB, or NCLOB value to the national character set. The value returned is always NVARCHAR2

SQL> create table test (col_nclob nclob);



Table created.



SQL> create table test2 (col_nvarchar2 nvarchar2(20));



Table created.



SQL> insert into test values ('x');



1 row created.



SQL> insert into test2 (col_nvarchar2)

  2    select to_nchar(t.col_nclob) from test t;



1 row created.



SQL>

answered Nov 8 at 6:16

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answered Nov 8 at 6:16

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answered Nov 8 at 6:16

Littlefoot

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answered Nov 8 at 6:16

Littlefoot

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it is working fine.
– Ram
Nov 8 at 10:29

I'm glad if it helped.
– Littlefoot
Nov 8 at 11:20

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it is working fine.
– Ram
Nov 8 at 10:29

I'm glad if it helped.
– Littlefoot
Nov 8 at 11:20

it is working fine.
– Ram
Nov 8 at 10:29

I'm glad if it helped.
– Littlefoot
Nov 8 at 11:20

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