SQL & PL/SQL :: Varchar 2 Interact Server With Client

Nov 14, 2011

We have server oracle 11 , running on UNIX . we have table with a lot of columns - varchar2(4000)

My question

when data comes from server to client? what actually comes for column varchar2(4000) ?

for example value of columns 'abc'

does it mean that from server to client will be sent buffer with size 3 char ?

or

it will be sent buffer 4000 characters and one more value shows how big is variable inside buffer ( for this case it will be 3 )

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