Unexpected error "the result of the concatenation of string is too long."

Hello

I use the Oracle 11.2.0 database.

When querying my database with a common table expression that concatenates strings VARCHAR2, I get an error ORA-01489 even if I suspect that I am concatenating more 4000 characters.

To be more precise, I have a table entity which basically stores the XML elements, including their parent element and their position of brother among his brothers and sisters. The CREATE statement for this table is listed below.

CREATE TABLE (entity
ID NUMBER (10,0) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
Name VARCHAR2 (100) NOT NULL,
Parent NUMBER (10,0) REFERENCES Entity (ID),
Sibling_Pos NUMBER (2.0) DEFAULT 0
)
;

Now, I would like for all items to be concatenated with their ancestors elements to a structure as follows:

"(/ root_element(sibling_pos)/.../ancestor_element(sibling_pos)/parent_element(sibling_pos)/current_element(sibling_pos).
(where root_element, ancestor_element, parent_element and current_element are fair values in the name column of the table of the entity)

To do this, I use a common table expression that concatenates the values of name and sibling_pos as shown below:

WITH entity_cte (lvl, id, path) as)
SELECT 1 AS lvl, id, ' / '. name | ' (0' | sibling_pos |) ')' IN the path
OF the entity
WHERE parent IS NULL
UNION () ALL THE
SELECT lvl + 1 lvl, e.id, entity_cte.path | '/' || e.Name | ' (': cast (e.sibling_pos AS VARCHAR2 (2)) |) ')' IN the path
Of entity_cte, e entity
WHERE entity_cte.id = e.parent
)
)
SELECT lvl, id, path
Of e entity_cte
;

After the insertion of certain values, I get the error ORA-01489, the result of concatenating string is too long. The maximum is called as 4,000 characters for VARCHAR2 in the oracle documentation and various Web sites. Of course, it is clear to me just by using the common table like that expression, I could run in such an error. However, because of the structure of XML documents, I doubted that channels resulting would be since a long time more than 4000 characters.

So I reorganized my query to count the characters to concatenate instead of actually concatenate. The query is listed below, that the changes are marked in "BOLD":

WITH entity_cte (lvl, id, path) as)
SELECT 1 lvl, id, length ('/ ' | name |) ' (0' | sibling_pos |) ') IN the path
OF the entity
WHERE parent IS NULL
UNION () ALL THE
SELECT lvl 1 lvl, e.id, AS entity_cte.path + length ('/ ' | e.name |) ' (': cast (e.sibling_pos AS VARCHAR2 (2)) |) ') IN the path
Of entity_cte, e entity
WHERE entity_cte.id = e.parent
)
)
SELECT lvl, id, path
Of e entity_cte
Way to ORDER BY DESC
;

The result of the query gives me a maximum length of 319 characters.

To be sure, I also checked the maximum level (indicated by the column named lvl in the common table expression), which means that the maximum number of items in my way (the concatenated string). The result is 18. As I use VARCHAR2 (100) for the name column and add 5 charcaters in each level, the maximum number of characters expected to 18 levels would be 1890.

So, now I wonder is the ORA-01489 may have triggered another reason? Or is there something else I'm missing?
Any help would be appreciated. Other suggestions to track down the error are more than welcome. Thanks in advance.

I found by trial and error that launch the query anchor seems to work, but I don't know why, then you can try this.

with entity_cte (lvl, id, path)
as
    (
    select
        1 lvl,
        id,
        cast('/' || name || '(0' || sibling_pos || ')' as varchar2(4000))  path
    from
        entity
    where
        parent is null
    union all
    select
        lvl + 1 lvl,
        e.id,
        entity_cte.path || '/' || e.name || '(' || cast(e.sibling_pos as varchar2(2)) || ')' path
    from
        entity_cte,
        entity e
    where
        entity_cte.id = e.parent
    )
select lvl, id, path
from entity_cte e
;

Not tested since no table definitions or examples of data provided.

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http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E15051_01/WLS/docs103/webapp/weblogic_xml.html#wp1071982

Nilum.

Unexpected error "the result of the concatenation of string is too long."

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