我想也许我开始在这里开始这个过程,但是我很怀疑自己。在下文中,请参阅有关混淆点的评论。
DECLARE
srcFile BFILE := BFILENAME('SOME_DIR', 'xyz.pdf');
fLen NUMBER;
dest BLOB;
BEGIN
INSERT INTO SomeTable
VALUES ( 1, 'xyz.pdf', EMPTY_BLOB(), null ) -- Does this establish an active ref.?
RETURNING pdf_file INTO dest;
DBMS_LOB.OPEN(srcFile, dbms_lob.file_readonly);
fLen := dbms_lob.getlength(srcFile);
DBMS_LOB.LOADFROMFILE(dest, srcFile, fLen); -- Does this reach into the table row,
-- and fill it with the file’s contents?
dbms_lob.close(srcFile);
commit;
END;
以下是在已经存在的行中更新BLOB的方法吗?
DECLARE
srcFile BFILE := BFILENAME('SOME_DIR', 'xyz.pdf');
fLen NUMBER;
dest BLOB;
BEGIN
SELECT pdf_file INTO dest -- Does this est. an active reference?
FROM SomeTable
WHERE ID = 1; -- ( <———<<< ' = 1' is just for example.)
DBMS_LOB.OPEN(srcFile, dbms_lob.file_readonly);
fLen := dbms_lob.getlength(srcFile);
DBMS_LOB.LoadFromFile(dest, srcFile, fLen); -- Does this reach into the row,
-- filling it w/ the file’s contents?
dbms_lob.close(srcFile);
commit;
END;
这似乎更像是.NET对数据库适配器的处理,以及FileInfo,DirInfo函数。但我还没有在其他任何地方看到过这种哲学。
我原本预计
BLOBVariable = LoadFromFile(srcLocator, byteCnt); -- where the func. rtrns a val,
INSERT INTO SomeTable (pdf_file)
VALUES (BLOBVariable);
我看到了吗? 如果是这样,什么时候放弃参考? 我似乎记得读过“承诺”#39;使用&#39; LoadFromFile?&#39;
时没有必要现在,今天早上我看到一个示例(没有解释)将BLOB字段选择为变量,使用FOR UPDATE锁定记录。可能会很好理解那个...... ...
-- Lock the record
execute immediate 'SELECT pdf_file INTO dest
FROM image_blobs
WHERE itl_image_blob_id = :1
FOR UPDATE'
INTO v_blob_data
using < the row identifier goes here >;
-- Read the file
dbms_lob.loadfromfile(dests, srcFile, fLen);
-- update the blob field
execute immediate '
UPDATE image_blobs
SET pdf_file = :1
WHERE itl_image_blob_id = :2'
using dest, < row identifier >;
答案 0 :(得分:1)
以下向我展示了我的完整性,并且INSERT语句确实创建了loadfromfile()
使用的引用。关于INSERT语句的这个答案足以满足我的目的,因此我将假设UPDATE功能类似。 'IMPORT_DIR'
是数据库中的命名数据库目录。
DROP TABLE TEST_BLOBS purge; -- 'purge' prevents loading up the recycle bin.
CREATE TABLE TEST_BLOBS (
ID VARCHAR(4),
F_NAME VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
CONTENT_TYPE VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
F_SIZE NUMBER(10),
BLOB_DATA BLOB DEFAULT empty_blob() );
DECLARE
dest blob; tmp_id varchar2(4);
v_f_sz NUMBER(10); b_file BFILE := NULL;
fName VARCHAR2 (50);
CURSOR get_items IS SELECT filename FROM My_Table_of_names;
BEGIN
FOR a_rec IN get_items LOOP
fName := a_rec.filename;
b_file := BFILENAME ( 'IMPORT_DIR', fName );
IF DBMS_LOB.fileexists (b_file) = 0 THEN
-- Report the problem and exit.
END IF;
DBMS_LOB.fileopen ( b_file, DBMS_LOB.file_readonly );
v_f_sz := DBMS_LOB.getlength (b_file);
INSERT INTO test_blobs ( ID, content_type, f_name, f_size, blob_data )
VALUES ( <Some_ID_val>, 'application/pdf', fName, v_f_sz, empty_blob() )
RETURNING blob_data, ID INTO dest, tmp_id;
-- Table field contains data, (HUGEBLOB),
-- when debugging and loop ends here.
DBMS_LOB.loadfromfile(dest, b_file, v_f_sz);
DBMS_LOB.close(b_file);
-- After running this, the variable tmp_id has the value that was assigned in the INSERT statement,
-- and the table’s fields, 'BLOB_Data', have the contents of the files. dest is indeed a reference
-- to the row and field, allowing LoadFromFile() to put data into the table.
END LOOP;
END;
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