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Re: regexp_replace with very large variables

Hi David,
I have a working SQL CLOB example.
I will send it to you tomorrow if you think it will help.
Regards,Mark.

On Wednesday, 31 May 2017, 19:34, David Gibbs <david@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


Folks:

I'm trying to write a procedure that uses the regexp_replace SQL function with very large variables.

The variables are 256000 characters long.

exec sql set :newvar = regexp_replace(:oldvar, regex, replacement, 1, 'i');

If I just define the variables as char (256000), the compile fails with a SQL0312.

Is the right approach to define the variables as SQLTYPE(CLOB:256000) and do a ...

oldvar_DATA = somevalue;
oldvar_LEN = %len(%trim(somevalue));

... before invoking the SQL function?

Thanks!

david




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