@Anderosn 1. If the content of your flow file is too large to be inserted into a single CLOB column, you can split it into smaller chunks and insert each chunk into the database separately. 2. Instead of storing the content in a CLOB column, you can consider storing it in a BLOB (Binary Large Object) column in your database. BLOB columns can store binary data, including large files, without the size limitations of CLOB columns. 3. Store the content of the flow file in an external storage system (e.g., HDFS, Amazon S3) and then insert the reference (e.g., file path or URL) into the database. This approach can be useful if the database has limitations on the size of CLOB or BLOB columns 4. If ExecuteScript is not approved, consider using an external script or application to perform the insertion into the database. You can trigger the script or application from NiFi using ExecuteProcess or InvokeHTTP processors Regards, Chethan YM
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