[Help] statement.executeQuery(query) opens MULTIPLE cursors

Hey everyone,
I'm having a real hard time finding anything about this on the net so I've turned here. When we call:
resultSet = statement.executeQuery(query)
from a servlet for some reason that one executeQuery opens anywhere from 9-12 cursors in our oracle DB. All the executeQuery documentation I could find just said it should open 1 cursor for that particular ResultSet. query is a fairly simple SQL statement, it searches multiple tables but that doesn't explain why it should open so many cursors.
On a side note the resultSet and statement are global to the method and are closed in the finally block, no SQLExceptions are thrown further adding to my confusion.
If anyone has seen something like this where executing 1 query opens multiple cursors please let me know any information you might have.
Thanks in advance
-Dave

Hi Dave
I had a similar problem using the Oracle 8i, but my query was a more complicated than yours and opened a lot of cursors.
The answer is to close every ResultSet and the Statement:
while (xxResult.next()){ ... }
xxResult.close();
xxResult.getStatement().close();
This worked for me,
Good luck,
Daniel.

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