R data frame to Oracle SQL table: Could not alloca

I want to insert a data frame from R into an existing table in my Oracle database using this code:

sqlSave(connection, df, tablename = "oracle_table", append = TRUE)

I get the error could not allocate memory. I tried inserting only one line, but the error still showed up. The type of some fields in the Oracle target table are memo.

How can I insert my df in the oracle table?

Structure of R data frame:

$a: num
$b: chr

Structure of target table in Oracle database:

a: number(10,0)
b: CLOB

Example data set:

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df <- data.frame(A = seq(1:length(b)), B = b, C = tolower(gsub("[[:space:]]|[[:punct:]]", "", b)))
sqlSave(connection, df, tablename = "ORACLE_TABLE", append = TRUE)

Would it be easier just to save the entire df as a table in my Oracle db without creating the Oracle table first? How could I do this in R?

I just found out how to put a data frame from R into a data base in Oracle using ROracle:

require(ROracle)
Con=dbConnect(dbDriver("Oracle"),"IP/SID",username="xxx",password="xxx")
dbWriteTable(Con, "ORACLE_TABLE", df, row.names = TRUE, overwrite = TRUE)

This is a compromise solution, but at least I now have "inserted" my df into the db.