Bulk process advice

Question

Here my sample design of the bulk process with limit of row inserted
declare
n_rows_to_process NUMBER := 1000;
CURSOR my_cursor IS
select XXXXX
BEGIN
OPEN my_cursor;
loop
FETCH my_cursor BULK COLLECT INTO
XXXX
LIMIT n_rows_to_process
FORALL i IN 1 .. PUR_CCN_TAB.COUNT
insert XXXX
commit;
-- return;
exit when my_cursor%NOTFOUND;
END LOOP my_cursor_loop;
CLOSE my_cursor;
End;
This is only for 1 cursor select. It complete inserted the row into temp table.
So , when I put 2 cursor into this process. It wouldn't run the second cursor because the 1 cursor it already exit the process.
Here my sample design for 2 cursor
declare
n_rows_to_process NUMBER := 1000;
CURSOR my_cursor IS
select XXXXX
CURSOR my_cursor2 IS
select XXXXX
BEGIN
OPEN my_cursor;
loop
FETCH my_cursor BULK COLLECT INTO
XXXX
LIMIT n_rows_to_process
FORALL i IN 1 .. PUR_CCN_TAB.COUNT
insert XXXX
commit;
-- return;
exit when my_cursor%NOTFOUND;
END LOOP my_cursor_loop;
CLOSE my_cursor;
BEGIN
OPEN my_cursor2;
loop
FETCH my_cursor2 BULK COLLECT INTO
XXXX
LIMIT n_rows_to_process
FORALL i IN 1 .. PUR_CCN_TAB.COUNT
insert XXXX
commit;
-- return;
exit when my_cursor2%NOTFOUND;
END LOOP my_cursor2_loop;
CLOSE my_cursor2;
End;
Is there any SQL command that can used like complete the 1 loop and continue the 2nd loop?
Can we join the 2 cursor in bulk process?

Answer 1

You are mixing up cursor and fetch with bulk collect, forall within a loop and an out-of-scope exit.
Forget the cursor, open, loop, fetch and exit.
just do: select bulk collect and the forall.
Your second round of select should then be just fine ;)