Chris Jones' Blog: Inserting and Updating Oracle XMLType columns...

Courtesy PHPDeveloper.org  Mon, 07/13/2009 - 07:14

All of you Oracle users out there might want to check out this recent post from Chris Jones, especially if you've been using the XMLType columns in your tables.

Today a reader mailed me about manipulating XMLType columns when the data is longer than the 4K limit that character-type handling imposes.

My free book (see sidebar) has examples of how to do this using CLOB handling in PHP. I noticed that my xmlinsert.php example in the book...

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