问题
Please suppose that I have a package creation script stored inside a table ALPHA, in a column BETA of type CLOB. The CLOB length is > 32767 characters.
Using PL/SQL code, I would like to "execute immediate" the package creation script.
I could I achieve this?
Thank you in advance for your kind help.
I am using Oracle 10G
回答1:
execute immediate didn't support CLOBs until 11gR2. You can use DMBS_SQL to handle larger statements. In earlier versions you could build up the statement, but 11g allows you to parse a CLOB.
There is an example here.
Creating a package dynamically seems like an odd requirement though.
Since you're on 10g, you will need to use the version of DBMS_SQL.PARSE that lets you build up large statements:
The PARSE procedure also supports the following syntax for large SQL statements:
DBMS_SQL.PARSE ( c IN INTEGER, statement IN VARCHAR2S, lb IN INTEGER, ub IN INTEGER, lfflg IN BOOLEAN, language_flag IN INTEGER);Note: The procedure concatenates elements of a PL/SQL table statement and parses the resulting string. You can use this procedure to parse a statement that is longer than the limit for a single VARCHAR2 variable by splitting up the statement.
An example of that approach here.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17827695/oracle-package-inside-a-clob-with-length-32767-characters-how-to-execute-imm