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Michael Fanelli wrote:
>
> This is really strange! I have a small piece of PL/SQL code that has two
> explicit cursors. There are two loops: the outer loop fetches records from
> cursor 1, the inner loop fetches records from cursor two based on the
> results from cursor 1. The inner loop always does a CLOSE before exiting
> back to the outer loop.
>
> The problem is that I keep getting a "cursor already open" error on the
> inner loop. I have tried putting a "IF C2%ISOPEN ...." to close the cursor
> right before I open it again. Yet, nothing helps.
>
> The only reason I can come up with (and it does seem unlikely) is that
> PL/SQL can only have one cursor open at a time. Is this true? Thanks!
>
> mike
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> mfanelli_at_dimensional.com
Difficult without seeing the code.
Do you perchance have a construction like:
for C_record in C_cursor
loop
open C_cursor;
...
close C_cursor;
end loop;
??
The explicit open and close statements are redundant since both are implicit in the for ... construction.
Hope this helps.
Chrysalis. Received on Sat Jun 14 1997 - 00:00:00 CDT
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