What if you have two CLOB columns to compare? A construct like
select someColumn
from tab1
where col1 != col2
will not work.
This is how you will need to compare:
select AUDIT_PAYLOAD_TEXT_DEC, AUDIT_PAYLOAD_TEXT
from audit_payload
where dbms_lob.compare(AUDIT_PAYLOAD_TEXT_DEC, AUDIT_PAYLOAD_TEXT) != 0
The return value is non-zero if the comparison fails.
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