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  3. November 2020

RE: SQL JSON_TABLE using CLOB_FILE limitations

I had a similar issue recently, not sure how you are doing this exactly but
I was trying to send a CSV file that was a little over 1gb but I was using
RPG and a SQLTYPE CLOB_FILE. I never got a good reason why it failed but
it would fail. We ended up changing the process to zip the file prior to
sending it which reduced the size about 90%. This was kind of a bandaid
but worked for our purpose and we changed the CLOB_FILE to a BLOB_FILE. I
am curious with the new technical refresh if we can send the larger file
via some of the new SQL IFS functions, but we don't have those yet.



message: 2
date: Sat, 7 Nov 2020 17:41:26 -0500
from: smith5646midrange@xxxxxxxxx
subject: RE: SQL JSON_TABLE using CLOB_FILE limitations

I guess I should have added that was what I expected but mine abended on a
1.5G IFS file. It processed fine when I cut it back to .5G. Maybe I'll
continue to play and see if I can figure out why it died on the 1.5G.


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