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Just e-mail: and include the URL for the page. All rights reserved by Burleson. The advantage is that you don't have to actually load the PDF into an Oracle tablespace, but the disadvantage is that the PDF is outside of Oracle, and it cannot be managed backed-up, kept consistent is if the PDF resided inside a table. It is impossible to tell you anything about oracle - posting to an oracle forum may help. In addition, the idea that one "converts" a PDF to "database format" can mean many different things.
A PDF is a visual representation of information that can be in any format - graphs, images, text. In particular, text can be formatted in an endless variety of ways. So if you want to "convert" a PDF, you will first need to define what you actually want to do.
You will also need to define what you want to do with whatever output is generated by this conversion. If you want to extract the text out of a PDF document, then I suggest you simply search the internet first with those search terms.
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