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唉，看这里

http://download-west.oracle.com/ ... oci03typ.htm#433558

RAW

The RAW datatype is used for binary data or byte strings that are not to be interpreted by Oracle, for example, to store graphics character sequences. The maximum length of a RAW column is 2000 bytes. For more information, see the Oracle8i SQL Reference.

When RAW data in an Oracle table is converted to a character string in a program, the data is represented in hexadecimal character code. Each byte of the RAW data is returned as two characters that indicate the value of the byte, from '00' to 'FF'. If you want to input a character string in your program to a RAW column in an Oracle table, you must code the data in the character string using this hexadecimal code.

You can use the piecewise capabilities provided by OCIDefineByPos(), OCIBindByName(), OCIBindByPos(), OCIStmtGetPieceInfo(), and OCIStmtSetPieceInfo() to perform inserts, updates, or fetches involving RAW (or LONG RAW) columns.

Note: If you are using objects in an Oracle database, you can work with a special OCIRaw datatype using a set of predefined OCI functions. Refer to Chapter 11, "Object-Relational Datatypes" for more information about this datatype.

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