cx_Oracle currently does not support the XMLType (as you have
noticed). You can work around this fairly easily though by simply
transforming it into a type that cx_Oracle does support as in the
example below.
import cx_Oracle
connection =3D cx_Oracle.Connection("anthony/dev@dev")
cursor =3D connection.cursor()
cursor.execute("""
select
Id,
XMLType.GetClobVal(Value)
from XMLTable""")
for id, value in cursor:
print "Id:", id
print "Value (length):", value.size()
file("test_%d.xml" % id, "w").write(value.read())
Hope that helps.
On 1/19/06, Gooch, John <Joh...@ec...> wrote:
> Has someone come up with a way to run the Oracle Java/C++ XML Query
> functions? These take a normal query as input, but return the results in
> XML format.
>
> What I plan on doing to have an ASP Web page and feeds data in XML
> format my Flash UI, which has XML data retrieval, storage, and parsing
> facilities built in.
>
> Thank You,
>
>
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