When i run the following query:
Select
tm.product_id,
listagg(tm.book_id || '(' || tm.score || ')',',')
within group (order by tm.product_id) as matches
from
tl_product_match tm
where
tm.book_id is not null
group by
tm.product_id
Oracle returns the following error:
ORA-01489: result of string concatenation is too long
I know that the reason it is failing is that the listagg function is trying to concatenate a the values which are greater than 4000 characters which is not supported.
I have seen the alternative example described here - http://www.oracle-base.com/articles/misc/string-aggregation-techniques.php but they all require the use of functions or procedure.
Is there a solution that is pure SQL without having to call a function or stored procedure and being able to read the value using standard JDBC?
The other difficulty i have is that most string aggregation examples i have seen shows examples with how to read the value as is. In my example about i am modifying the value first (i.e. i am aggregating two columns).
you can use xml functions to do it which return a CLOB. JDBC should be just fine with that.
select tm.product_id,
rtrim(extract(xmlagg(xmlelement(e, tm.book_id || '(' || tm.score || '),')),
'/E/text()').getclobval(), ',')
from tl_product_match tm
where tm.book_id is not null
group by tm.product_id;
eg: http://sqlfiddle.com/#!4/083a2/1
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