Insertion in textarea CLOB column

Hello people,

I'm trying to find out if it is possible to insert data greater than 4000 characters in a text box in a clob column. Although CLOB supports larger data size, the page generates an error when the content in the text box exceeds 4000 characters for obvious reasons. The insertion in the clob column goes through a submit after pl/sql block.

We have an option for users to download files, but users are more interested in the ability to copy paste data in the text box so that they can be searched on through the search screen that we have provided for this clob column.

Including search through dbms_lob.instr is an alternative before us, but just curious to know if there is a solution for the insertion of text box in a clob data column greater than 4000 characters.

Appreciate your help.

Concerning
Krishna

APEX knows not what is a clob. Thus, in the first variant of SQL
I'm writing a process this filling instead of SQL query textarea

In the second variant your function returns a clob. Apex doen't know what what is it and raise the exception. I rewrite your PL/SQL function

declare
 t varchar2(32000);
 c clob;
begin
 SELECT txt into c FROM clob_test WHERE ID = :P3_ID;
 t:= dbms_lob.substr(c,32000,1);
 return t;
end;

It will ensure the correct data type conversion.

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