Description:
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Trying to fetch data from an Oracle 9i Database, the Table has a NCLOB field which cannot be read via PHP, a normal CLOB field however works. The table structure is:

CREATE TABLE NCLOB_TEST
 (
 MYCLOB NCLOB
 );

And it simply contains one line of text with content '12345'

I've tested this behavour with PHP 5.1.1 (Linux and Solaris) and 4.1.1 (only Linux), always give the same result. 


Reproduce code:
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<?php
$query = 'SELECT MYCLOB FROM NCLOB_TEST';
//oci_internal_debug(1);
$sock = OCILogon('SCOTT','TIGER');
$stmt = OCIParse($sock,$query);
OCIExecute($stmt,OCI_DEFAULT);
OCIFetchInto($stmt,$resultarray,OCI_ASSOC+OCI_RETURN_NULLS+OCI_RETURN_LOBS);
print_r($resultarray);

// Now try to load the clob with descriptor:

OCIExecute($stmt,OCI_DEFAULT);
OCIFetchInto($stmt,$resultarray,OCI_ASSOC);
print_r($resultarray);
$lobcontent = $resultarray['MYCLOB']->load();
OCIFreeStatement($stmt);

print_r($lobcontent);

OCILogoff($sock);
exit;
?>


Expected result:
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Array
(
    [MYCLOB] => '12345'
)
Array
(
    [MYCLOB] => '12345'
)


Actual result:
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PHP Warning:  ocifetchinto(): OCILobRead: ORA-24806: LOB-Formfehlanpassung
 in /spare/html/private/PHP-Classes/OCI8/bugzilla_php.php on line 8

Warning: ocifetchinto(): OCILobRead: ORA-24806: LOB-Formfehlanpassung
 in /spare/html/private/PHP-Classes/OCI8/bugzilla_php.php on line 8
Array
(
    [MYCLOB] =>
)
Array
(
    [MYCLOB] => OCI-Lob Object
        (
            [descriptor] => Resource id #8
        )

)
PHP Warning:  OCI-Lob::load(): OCILobRead: ORA-24806: LOB-Formfehlanpassung
 in /spare/html/private/PHP-Classes/OCI8/bugzilla_php.php on line 16

Warning: OCI-Lob::load(): OCILobRead: ORA-24806: LOB-Formfehlanpassung
 in /spare/html/private/PHP-Classes/OCI8/bugzilla_php.php on line 16

PS: The Error is in english  "LOB form mismatch" and is described from Oracle as below:

netra:/opt/apache2/conf# oerr ora 24806
24806, 00000, "LOB form mismatch"
// *Cause: When reading from or writing into LOBs, the character set
//         form of the user buffer should be same as that of the LOB.
// *Action: Make sure that the buffer you are using to read or write
//          has the same form as that of the LOB.