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Home -> Community -> Mailing Lists -> Oracle-L -> Re: MAX Number of Records in Cursor ?
That I know of, there's no limit to the number of rows fetched by a
cursor. I've certainly returned more rows than that.
Have you tried the sql statement in SQL*Plus? I know I advocate this a lot, but it does tell you if the problem is the sql itself. Are you SURE there are over 100K customers to get the mail? Do a select count(*) from the mail table. run a counter in your program every time you fetch from the cursor and another when you do an insert and display the counters at the end. Is there a exception that you aren't handling?
Standard debugging techniques.
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