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XSD fail to execute oracle sql query

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    Hi, I am using xsd dataadapter to connect oracle databse in my ASP.NET web application. Query Eg. Select * from Parameter_master where param_type='%'|| :Param_type || '%' I my web application, if Param_type='Dynamic', sql query is executed successfully but as Param_type='Dynamic' it failes. gives error('ORA 01489: string concatenation too long'). But for both Param_type(Static/dynamic) query is executed successfully using 'PL/SQL developer'. I stucked here as not getting any clue. Please guide me to resolve the issue. Thanks in advance.

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      Hi, I am using xsd dataadapter to connect oracle databse in my ASP.NET web application. Query Eg. Select * from Parameter_master where param_type='%'|| :Param_type || '%' I my web application, if Param_type='Dynamic', sql query is executed successfully but as Param_type='Dynamic' it failes. gives error('ORA 01489: string concatenation too long'). But for both Param_type(Static/dynamic) query is executed successfully using 'PL/SQL developer'. I stucked here as not getting any clue. Please guide me to resolve the issue. Thanks in advance.

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      The value in the :Param_type parameter is something more than just 'static' or 'dynamic'. Try printing its value using DBMS_OUTPUT and you'll know what is causing the problem.

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