DICTIONARY LOOKUP CURSOR CACHED

Hi,
Can anyone please tell me what is this 'DICTIONARY LOOKUP CURSOR CACHED' cause I found that my ADF application uses to many off this cursors when the application is running and over loads my Database too fast.
Can any one please tell me the purpose for this cursors being created and how.
My environment is as follows,
Database : oracle 11g
Server : Weblogic 10

My database tells me you are posting to the wrong forum:
CHE_TEST@tcp_asterix_impl> r
1 select case when 'ADF' = 'FORMS'
2 then 'correct forum'
3 else 'incorrect forum' end
4* from dual
CASEWHEN'ADF'='
incorrect forum
CHE_TEST@tcp_asterix_impl>you also may want to try google first.
cheers

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