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  Hello
  
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  Thank you in anticipation

  >
  in any case, I checked manually according to your instructions and found that this objective column is of character input more than specified.
  >
  Glad you found the problem, but I hope that you learned a lesson that is time consuming.

  It must be remembered that we have no access to your environment. If we do not know which servers, clients, tables and users that you use.
  It may seem simple to you but doesn't realize that you provide us with two slightly different versions of the cvDetails table.

  The original post had this
  >
  objectives varchar2 (3900).
  >
  But when you have provided your 'cvDetails desc' journal text has
  >
  OBJECTIVES VARCHAR2 (3950)
  >
  It is the same table that you started with how the column suddenly grow 50 bytes?
  This means that you did from different parts of the present in the two schemas or on two servers or you change the table between the two.

  You can't address properly when you do this. By chance it is the column that you said is now the problem.
  In SQL, the maximum length of a VARCHAR2 is 4000 bytes; no characters but bytes. Nothing more than 4000 bytes would probably be a LONG in the generic sense.

  If your error
  >
  Re: ORA-01461: can bind to a LONG value only for insert into a LONG column
  >
  means that you try to 'bind a LONG value' to a column VARCHAR2 and you can't you can 'bind a LONG value only for insert in a LONG column.

  In the proper context, the error makes sense.

  You probably have a problem with

   ps.setString(2,  objectives);
  

  because the 'objectives' has a length of more than 4000 bytes.

  Remember this answer from you?
  >
  I have read and found that there may be a problem with the driver JDBC or Characterset. Am I wrong?
  >
  The 'Hello' ASCII string is five characters and five bytes because the ASCII code is a set of characters in a single byte. The same string internally in Java is five characters but ten bytes because Java uses UTF16.

  So, if the character set of the data itself is double-byte character set then anything more than 2000 characters (4000 bytes) is a "LONG". And if your column is defined as VARCHAR2 (3950), which means bytes a doublel-byte character set which are characters of 1975.

  Then you said in a response later
  >
  I checked by the SNA Server and oracle that are both of the same but new thing I found is that oracle does not allow more than one clob column in a table. Is this true?
  >
  Somehow a hypothesis has crept it that the problem was not a driver JDBC or Charaterset, but because you can not have more than one clob column in a table.

  You could have easily tested for yourself by doing what P. Forstmann - tried to create a table and see.

  Then you completely ignored my advice
  >
  I suggest to you isolate the columns actually causing the problem.
  Change your code to insert only a few columns. When it works, add more than a few columns.
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  Display the results once you determine a column that causes the error.
  >
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