LOB compression secure between the server and the client

Hi all
According to the doc:
SecureFiles LOB compression is performed on the server and enables random
reads and writes to LOB data. Compression utilities on the client, like
utl_compress, cannot provide random access.
I don't know about the server and the client model in compression. This means that when has a table with a column of compress instance A and instance B accesses the table, the compression is performed on the server? How to do an instance a server or client, in this context? What he means by "random access"? How can we ensure that if a server is running live?

Best regards
TA.

How do with random reading and writing? What is random and write anyway?

LOB manipulation - see DBMS_LOB. e.g. DBMS_LOB. WRITING, WRITEAPPEND, READING, etc

You couldn't use these on something that has been compressed to the outside.

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