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Bulk bind in Native Dynamic SQL

From: Mark Moynahan <Mark.Moynahan_at_apollogrp.edu>
Date: Thu, 17 Apr 2003 09:57:36 -0800
Message-ID: <F001.0058416F.20030417095736@fatcity.com>


Does anyone have a solution to bulk binding in Native Dynamic sql?

I'm currently using an Open For Using statement which seems to nullify any possibility of using bulk collect in the fetch statement. Listed below is a valid and invalid fetch statement. Is there a way of using bulk binding in the 2nd scenario listed below?

Valid - Non Bulk collection fetch
open cur for <dynamic statement>
loop
  fetch oid into l_oid;
  exit when sql%notfound;
<process other code>

end loop;

Invalid - Bulk collection fetch
open cur for <dynamic statement>
loop
  fetch oid bulk collect into <IOT>;
  exit when sql%notfound;
<process other code>

end loop;

Thank you,

Mark

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