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wht happens if we close cursor with cursor with hold option?

Answer Posted / rohit mishra

Once u issued a close cursor statement , it will get closed.
You can not access it after that until u open it again.
In that case your procedure will exit with an error message
like
"SQL0501N The cursor specified in a FETCH or CLOSE
statement is not open. SQLSTATE=24501"

With hold option doesn't make any difference in this case.


But if you are doing a commint operation in between your
transactions then a cursor declared with 'with hold' option
will not get closed.

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