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loganMemberHi,
Is it possible to view and/or edit an Oracle BLOB or a CLOB with the Database Explorer ?
Thx,
Logan
Scott AndersonParticipantLogan,
Since a BLOB can literally be *anything*, I’m not sure how we could possibly view or edit such a thing. Or am I missing something?
loganMemberI stored XML in a CLOB field in an Oracle database.
I wanted to know if it was possible to view my XML with the SQL Editor.Thx in advance.
Scott AndersonParticipantA *CLOB* is a different story because we at least know what it’s supposed to be. However, I still don’t know if that capability exists, unfortunately. I’ll kick this thread to the developer for that component and ask him to weigh in here.
support-jeffMemberSpecifically, I do not know. If JFaceDBC/SqlExplorer supported this, then the answer is probably yes. There were some Oracle specific plugins that were not migrated over when I incorporated the plugin into ME.
However, the best way to answer your question is to, of course, try it yourself 😉 Do you have access to a development or QA instance of the database? If so, give it a whirl. If not, try creating some test data in the database that you can fiddle with.
kzettelMemberWe use Oracle’s XML DB pretty extensively which returns data as CLOBs. We cannot view these using the Database Explorer. We are currently using Version: 3.8.2 Build id: 200409171200-3.8.2 We need to be able to view this data. An example is select to_clob(‘my text’) from dual. In Database Explorer it returns <Clob>. It would be more helpful if it returned “my text”.
support-jeffMemberDE currently does not support CLOB/BLOB types. I am not aware of any plans to do so in the immediate future, but will enter a request.
gfrankMemberhas there been any change on this? … does the new oracle connector delivered with 4.0GA help with clobs?
Tim CrockettMemberThis sure would be a handy feature. The Quantum DB plugin for eclipse handles CLOB’s nicely. I would sure prefer to us the MyEclipse DB Explorer though….
Anthony EstelitaMemberI wish this was implemented as well!!! It really stinks when you have to go and use another plugin/program just to look at your “clob” data. 🙁
Karsten GreschMemberI’d also vote for this. Also Squirrel SQL has this facility and I’d like to use DBE as the only SQL client…
Brian FernandesModeratorYour requests have been noted, I’ve added this to an internal list of DB features which will be evaluated for inclusion in our next release.
Thank you for asking.
osullivanroMemberIs there a URL or ticket# we can use to track the progress on this feature add? I looked in the “New and Noteworthy” lists and in the Roadmap and didn’t see any mention of it.
It wouldn’t happen to be in the new 5.1.1 release would it?
Any news regarding this feature? Please note that Toad also supports viewing CLOBs by double-clicking on the field. I also store XML in CLOBs and need to view them. It’s a bummer to have to launch another tool.
Riyad KallaMemberNo news right now bob, but I want to push for this in our next release if I can.
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