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Oracle 10g Using the CLOB as input
When we used the dbms_mview.explain_rewrite()
procedure, we had to face the constraint that the input query cannot
be more than 32KB in size. In order to avoid this problem, Oracle10i
enhances the procedure to allow you to specify the query text as a
CLOB. Using a CLOB allows you to use queries up to 4GB in size (even
more in 10g). The same is true with the explain_mview procedure.
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