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On Tue, 12 Dec 2000 23:28:01 GMT, challinj <challinj_at_my-deja.com> wrote:
>I am basing Oracle Forms data blocks on procedures that return REF
>CURSORs to the client. It appears that the cursors are opened on the
>server and never closed after they are used to retrieve the data for
>the Oracle Form. It is just a matter of time before "ORA-01000 Too
>Many Open Cursors" rears its ugly head and no further querying for the
>user is possible. The OPEN_CURSORS parameter in INIT.ORA is 50.
>
open_cursors=50 is not very much
>I initially had my forms based on PL/SQL tables and thought that it
>would be a nice exercise to try REF CURSORs instead. Too bad that
>Oracle documentation failed to mention that any cursors opened on the
>server in my packages will remain open indefinitely. It would be nice
>if Oracle Forms could automatically close the REF CURSORs on the server
>for me once the data has been retrieved. Is there any other option
>other than raising the OPEN_CURSORS param to a high number? I've
>noticed that others have had similar problems with Java resultsets, etc.
>
if you want that all cursors are closed automatically at the end of
each transaction modify init.ora:
close_cached_open_cursors=true
>Any help or input on this subject would be greatly appreciated.
>
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