Handling Large Database Columns

`useSetBinaryStream`	If `useSetBinaryStream` is set to `true`, then the SQL repository always uses `setBinaryStream()` instead of `setBytes()` in prepared statements. The `setBinaryStream()` is required for large byte arrays in some JDBC drivers.
`useSetUnicodeStream`	If `useSetUnicodeStream` is set to true, then the SQL repository always uses `setUnicodeStream()` instead of `setString()` in prepared statements. The `setUnicodeStream()` method is required for large Strings in some JDBC drivers. Setting `useSetUnicodeStream="true"` is recommended if you are using Oracle with internationalized content, but is not recommended if you do not have internationalized content in your database. Note that if you are using MS SQL Server, you must set `useSetUnicodeStream` to false.
`useSetAsciiStream`	If `useSetAsciiStream` is set to `true`, then the SQL repository always uses `setAsciiStream()` instead of `setString()` in prepared statements. You can `useSetAsciiStream` instead of `useSetUnicodeStream`, but then you lose the ability to handle internationalized values in the database.
`useSetObject`	If `useSetObject` is set to `true`, then the SQL repository always uses `setObject()` instead of `setInt()`, `setFloat()`, `setDouble()`, or `setString()` in prepared statements.

ATG Repository Guide