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Summary :
The SAP Note addresses the implementation and management of LOB (Large Object) data types within SAP systems, specifically focusing on characteristics, storage, and management aspects associated with LOBs. LOBs are used to store large volumes of unstructured data and offer several advantages over older data types, such as larger size limits and support for partitioning. The note details the process of creating tables with LOB columns, managing LOB storage parameters, and considerations during table reorganization. It also covers the commands and SQL queries necessary for handling LOB data, including how to determine the associated table and column for a particular LOB object and the preparation needed for handling problems like ora-1658 errors. Additionally, the use and alteration of storage parameters for LOBSEGMENT and LOBINDEX are discussed, alongside the implications of using LOBs in different SAP and database environments.
Key words :
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