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Fernando Mato Mira
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 09, 2005 12:49 pm    Post subject: Accesing XMLTYPE coumns with JDBC Reply with quote

I'm looking in the "Oracle Database 10g: XML & SQL" book, and I cannot
find how to get the whole document that is stored in an XMLTYPE
column. Right now, I'm just trying to convert to a String. Doing
getString() on the ResultSet returns null (no surprise), and doing
getObject() seems to return an object of type oracle.sql.OPAQUE (I did
toString() on it).

Thanks in advance
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