This example creates a table with an XML column that is non-LOB.
CREATE TABLE xmlTable1(id INTEGER, xml1 XML(64000));
This example creates a table with the following types of XML columns: non-LOB, LOB, and LOB with a specified inline length.
CREATE TABLE xmlTable2(id INTEGER, xml1 XML(100), xml2 XML, xml3 XML INLINE LENGTH 30000);
This example uses a different syntax to create the same structure as xmlTable2, that is, a table with the following types of XML columns: non-LOB, LOB, and LOB with a specified inline length.
CREATE TABLE xmlTable3(id INTEGER, xml1 XML(100) INLINE LENGTH 100, xml2 XML, xml3 XML INLINE LENGTH 30000);
This example creates a table with the following types of XML columns: non-LOB and LOB with specified inline lengths. When the specified maximum length is equal to the inline length, the XML data type is a non-LOB type.
CREATE TABLE xmlTable4(id INTEGER, xml1 XML(30000) INLINE LENGTH 30000, xml2 XML INLINE LENGTH 100);
This example creates a table with an XML column that is an LOB with a specified inline length.
CREATE TABLE xmlTable5(id INTEGER, xml1 XML(64000) INLINE LENGTH 100);