Obtaining a weakly typed cursor variable's field list

In a situation where a weakly typed cursor variable is passed to a procedure, after having been previously opened, is there any way to find out what the field names or aliases are that make up the underlying cursor? Is this information available in some dynamic view?

Try:
select view_name from dba_views where view_name like '%CURSOR%';
The views you may be interested in are gv_$open_cursor and v_$open_cursor. Both have a column named SQL_TEXT that will at least give the statement the cursor is executing.
Hope this helps.

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Workaround for opening a strongly typed cursor using native dynamic SQL

Hi All,
In reading the PL/SQL documentation for Oracle 9i, I noted that the OPEN-FOR
statement with a dynamic SQL string only allows the use of weakly typed cursors.
I have verified this limitation with my own experimentation as follows:
DECLARE
type rec_type is record(
str     varchar2(40),
num     number(22)
type cur_type is ref cursor return rec_type;
my_cur     cur_type;
que     varchar2(100);
tab     varchar2(40);
BEGIN
tab := 'dynamic_table_name';
que := 'select key_name, key_value from ' || tab || ' where key_name like ''01%''';
open my_cur for que;
loop
if my_cur%found then
dbms_output.put_line('source_name: ' || my_cur.str || ', page_sn: ' || my_cur.num);
exit;
end if;
end loop;
close my_cur;
END;
Running the above trivial example in an anonymous sql block yields the following
errors as expected:
ORA-06550: line 10, column 8:
PLS-00455: cursor 'MY_CUR' cannot be used in dynamic SQL OPEN statement
ORA-06550: line 10, column 3:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
ORA-06550: line 13, column 54:
PLS-00487: Invalid reference to variable 'MY_CUR'
ORA-06550: line 13, column 7:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
Is there a workaround to the situation? Since I do not know the table name at run
time, I must use Native Dynamic SQL. I have a long and complex record type
that I wish to return through JDBC using the REFCURSOR Oracle type in order to
avoid having to register an inordinate number of OUT parameters. Moreover, I
would like to return potentially one or more results in a ResultSet. Using the
standard method of registering native SQL types for the IN and OUT bindings
can only return one result. Hence the reason I would like to return a strong
cursor type. Also, the type of query I am doing is complex, and needs to be
executed in a PL/SQL procedure for performance reasons. Therefore simply
executing a SELECT query dynamically built up on the the JDBC client won't
do the trick.
If anybody has experience with a similar problem and would like to volunteer
information on their workaround, I would really appreciate it.
Best Regards,
J. Metcalf

We can use strongly-typed REF CURSORs in DNS, but the typing derives from a table e.g.
TYPE EmpCurTyp IS REF CURSOR RETURN emp%ROWTYPE;
so the problem is your use of "return rec_type" bit.
Forgive my bluntness but I think you have misunderstood strong and weak typing. You actually want to be using weakly-typed cursors. I mean this:
Moreover, I would like to return potentially one or more results in a ResultSet. suggests that the structure of your resultset may vary, which is precisely what a weakly-typed ref cursor allows us to do. Then we can use the JDBC metadata methods to interrogate the structure of the resultset, innit.
so try this:
DECLARE
type cur_type is ref cursor;
my_cur cur_type;
que varchar2(100);
tab varchar2(40);
BEGIN
tab := 'dynamic_table_name';
que := 'select key_name, key_value from ' || tab || ' where key_name like ''01%''';
open my_cur for que;
loop
if my_cur%found then
dbms_output.put_line('source_name: ' || my_cur.str || ', page_sn: ' || my_cur.num);
exit;
end if;
end loop;
close my_cur;
END;
ras malai, APC
Cheers, APC

How to inspect a cursor variable in a debug session?

In a function inside the body of a package I do...
Example:
V_SITUACIONESACTYHIST C_SITUACIONESACTYHIST%ROWTYPE;
BEGIN
FOR v_SituacionesACTyHIST IN c_SituacionesACTyHIST( p_id_DECE400, p_idpers )
LOOP
IF ( V_SITUACIONESACTYHIST.ESTADO_SITUACION = 'S' ) THEN
v_hay_regs_hist:=1;
END IF;
END LOOP;
where the cursor variable c_SituacionesACTyHIST is declared in the specifications package (Is this the problem, because is a global declaration?).
When debugging I cannot inspect the value of V_SITUACIONESACTYHIST.ESTADO_SITUACION or whatever cursor variable field; I always obtain "NULL" as value...
Why?
How can I see the value of that variables?
I have the same problem in v2.1 and 1.5.5 version of sqldeveloper.
Thanks.
Edited by: pacoKAS on 11-feb-2010 0:14
Edited by: pacoKAS on 11-feb-2010 0:17
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Edited by: pacoKAS on 11-feb-2010 0:19
Edited by: pacoKAS on 11-feb-2010 0:21
Edited by: pacoKAS on 11-feb-2010 0:22
Edited by: pacoKAS on 11-feb-2010 0:22

I'm proposing that you don't have a variable named the same as your cursor variable.
CREATE OR REPLACE
PROCEDURE P1
AS
CURSOR test_cur
IS
SELECT owner, table_name FROM all_tables WHERE ROWNUM <= 10;
-- x test_cur%rowtype; /* This variable is not needed. */
BEGIN
FOR x IN test_cur /* If you don't have another variable named x somewhere, you can see values for x */
LOOP
dbms_output.put_line(x.owner || '.' || x.table_name);
END LOOP;
END P1;from your example...
V_SITUACIONESACTYHIST C_SITUACIONESACTYHIST%ROWTYPE;
BEGIN
FOR v_SituacionesACTyHIST IN c_SituacionesACTyHIST( p_id_DECE400, p_idpers )
LOOP
IF ( V_SITUACIONESACTYHIST.ESTADO_SITUACION = 'S' ) THEN
v_hay_regs_hist:=1;
END IF;
END LOOP;You're declaring your variable twice:
(1) V_SITUACIONESACTYHIST C_SITUACIONESACTYHIST%ROWTYPE;
(2) FOR v_SituacionesACTyHIST IN c_SituacionesACTyHIST
When you're debugging, it's looking at the first version...which is null because you haven't assigned anything to it. When you use a Cursor For-Loop like that, it implicitly declares the variable for you. You don't have to do it in your DECLARE section.
Edited by: DylanB123 on Feb 16, 2010 1:04 PM

WEAK REF CURSOR type

This is the first time I have a need at work to use a REF CURSOR type of the weak variety. After reading documentation
in SF's 'bible' Oracle PL/SQL Programming, I did everything right. Here's the code snippet:
-- TYPES
TYPE content_ID_curtype IS
REF CURSOR;
-- VARIABLES
c_SEARCH_STRING CONSTANT VARCHAR2(12) := 'v_content_id';
content_ID_cur content_ID_curtype;
v_content_ID am_content_content.content_ID%TYPE;
BEGIN
cache_sql_rec.sql_stmt := REPLACE(cache_sql_rec.sql_stmt, c_SEARCH_STRING, template_name_rec.content_ID);
OPEN content_ID_cur FOR cache_sql_rec.sql_stmt;
LOOP
FETCH content_ID_cur
INTO v_content_ID;
EXIT WHEN content_ID_cur%NOTFOUND;
END LOOP;
CLOSE content_ID_cur;
END;
Now the error I get is.... ORA-00911: invalid character When I used DBMS_OUTPUT to see the actual value of
"cache_sql_rec.sql_stmt", the SQL query looks fine. Even when I hardcoded the sql statement after the FOR keyword, it
worked fine. It's only when I use a variable to hold the whole SQL statement does it fail. Here's one value for the
variable cache_sql_rec.sql_stmt:
SELECT b.content_id
FROM am_content_mofcollection a,
am_content_collection b
WHERE a.content_id = 149090
AND a.collection_id = b.collection_id;
Basically I replace the string with an actual content_ID. Now content_ID is of type NUMBER(12) as is the variable
v_content_ID declared so that I FETCH INTO that variable, but the problem is, is that the exception gets raised during
the OPEN...cursor...FOR....sql_statement command.
Any thoughts on this bug?
Thanks,
Gio
Giovanni Jaramillo
Senior Software Engineer
Oracle Database Group
Amplified Holdings, Inc.
5750 Wilshire Blvd., Ste 501
Los Angeles, CA 90036-3638
(323)-556-8792
[email protected] http://www.amplified.com

Yes it turns out that the data had a semicolon at the end since it's being inserted by someone else. I know when executing DDL or DML statements via NDS you omit the semicolon. But didn't know it applied to REF CURSORS.
Also I added a colon to the variable that I was REPLACING since it can act as a bind variable.
Thanks Andrew.
Gio
null

Describe weak ref cursor

I want to implement a stored procedure which takes a
weak ref cursor as one of its IN parameters. In the body
of the SP I want to analyze the "structure" of the weak
ref cursor: column names and types.
Any hints how to do this in PL/SQL?? Of course, in C via OCI
describing a (weak) ref cursor at run-time is no problem at
all.
Tobias.

it is not possible to fetch into some variable, which doesn't match the structure of the cursor variable.....
There is one way.....you can discard the first n records while assigning the query to cursor variable....
Frame ur query that ur going to assocaite to the cursor in the following way....
select * from (select rownum a, test.* from test) where a > N
where 'N' is the no of records that u don't want to be in the cursor.....
if u have doubt in this approach get back to me...

Weak REF CURSOR: discarding records?

Hi,
I'd like to discard the first N records from a weak REF CURSOR without having to specify the structure of the cursor. Is this possible?
For example:
LOOP
FETCH results INTO garbagecan
EXIT WHEN results%NOTFOUND;
END LOOP;
It seems that FETCH statement requires INTO to be specified with the correct structure.
-Jerome
null

it is not possible to fetch into some variable, which doesn't match the structure of the cursor variable.....
There is one way.....you can discard the first n records while assigning the query to cursor variable....
Frame ur query that ur going to assocaite to the cursor in the following way....
select * from (select rownum a, test.* from test) where a > N
where 'N' is the no of records that u don't want to be in the cursor.....
if u have doubt in this approach get back to me...

Cursor Variable in Nested Block

Dear all,
I have a package that has procedures that open cursor variables and print the queries of sample schema HR. There's one procedure that opens the cursor with an input integer to choose which query that wants to be fetched. The other prints the query by fetching the cursor in a nested block with exceptions. The following package runs as intended, it prints all the three options without any problems:
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE admin_data AS
TYPE gencurtyp IS REF CURSOR;
PROCEDURE open_cv (generic_cv IN OUT gencurtyp, choice INT);
procedure print_cv (generic_cv gencurtyp);
END admin_data;
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY admin_data AS
PROCEDURE open_cv (generic_cv IN OUT gencurtyp, choice INT) IS
BEGIN
IF choice = 1 THEN
OPEN generic_cv FOR SELECT * FROM jobs where job_id='ST_MAN';
ELSIF choice = 2 THEN
OPEN generic_cv FOR SELECT * FROM departments where department_id=270;
ELSIF choice = 3 THEN
OPEN generic_cv FOR SELECT * FROM employees where employee_id=206;
END IF;
END;
procedure print_cv (generic_cv gencurtyp)is
employees_rec employees%rowtype;
departments_rec departments%rowtype;
jobs_rec jobs%rowtype;
begin
fetch generic_cv into jobs_rec;
dbms_output.put_line(jobs_rec.job_title);
exception
when ROWTYPE_MISMATCH then
begin
fetch generic_cv into departments_rec;
dbms_output.put_line(departments_rec.department_name);
exception
when ROWTYPE_MISMATCH then
    dbms_output.put_line('row mismatch');
    fetch generic_cv into employees_rec;
    dbms_output.put_line(employees_rec.first_name);
when OTHERS then
    dbms_output.put_line('others');
    fetch generic_cv into employees_rec;
    dbms_output.put_line(employees_rec.first_name);
end;
end print_cv;
END admin_data;
declare
some_cur admin_data.gencurtyp;
begin
admin_data.open_cv(some_cur,1);
admin_data.print_cv(some_cur);
admin_data.open_cv(some_cur,2);
admin_data.print_cv(some_cur);
admin_data.open_cv(some_cur,3);
admin_data.print_cv(some_cur);
admin_data.open_cv(some_cur,3);
admin_data.print_cv(some_cur);
admin_data.open_cv(some_cur,1);
admin_data.print_cv(some_cur);
admin_data.open_cv(some_cur,2);
admin_data.print_cv(some_cur);
end;
17 /
Stock Manager
Payroll
row mismatch
William
row mismatch
William
Stock Manager
Payroll
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.The innermost block executes 'rowtype mismatch' exception block, which fetches
SELECT * FROM employees where employee_id=206 query.
This time, I switch the query fetch so that
SELECT * FROM employees where employee_id=206query is in the outermost block and
SELECT * FROM jobs where job_id='ST_MAN' is in the innermost block. The package body looks like this:
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY admin_data AS
PROCEDURE open_cv (generic_cv IN OUT gencurtyp, choice INT) IS
BEGIN
IF choice = 1 THEN
OPEN generic_cv FOR SELECT * FROM jobs where job_id='ST_MAN';
ELSIF choice = 2 THEN
OPEN generic_cv FOR SELECT * FROM departments where department_id=270;
ELSIF choice = 3 THEN
OPEN generic_cv FOR SELECT * FROM employees where employee_id=206;
END IF;
END;
procedure print_cv (generic_cv gencurtyp)is
employees_rec employees%rowtype;
departments_rec departments%rowtype;
jobs_rec jobs%rowtype;
begin
fetch generic_cv into employees_rec;
dbms_output.put_line(employees_rec.first_name);
exception
when ROWTYPE_MISMATCH then
begin
fetch generic_cv into departments_rec;
dbms_output.put_line(departments_rec.department_name);
exception
when ROWTYPE_MISMATCH then
    dbms_output.put_line('row mismatch');
    fetch generic_cv into jobs_rec;
    dbms_output.put_line(jobs_rec.job_title);
when OTHERS then
    dbms_output.put_line('others');
    fetch generic_cv into jobs_rec;
    dbms_output.put_line(jobs_rec.job_title);
end;
end print_cv;
END admin_data;
then I run the same anonymous block, I get:declare
some_cur admin_data.gencurtyp;
begin
admin_data.open_cv(some_cur,1);
admin_data.print_cv(some_cur);
admin_data.open_cv(some_cur,2);
admin_data.print_cv(some_cur);
admin_data.open_cv(some_cur,3);
admin_data.print_cv(some_cur);
admin_data.open_cv(some_cur,3);
admin_data.print_cv(some_cur);
admin_data.open_cv(some_cur,1);
admin_data.print_cv(some_cur);
admin_data.open_cv(some_cur,2);
admin_data.print_cv(some_cur);
end;
17 /
others
Payroll
William
William
others
Payroll
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
The strangest thing is the innermost block execute OTHERS exception block instead of ROWTYPE MISMATCH and the the record doesn't fetch anything. What happen? How come the result is different when I only switch the query?
Best regards,
Val

Hi Sy,
thanks for the reply, yes I agree that the code is cumbersome, I'm studying to prepare OCP PL/SQL certification, so I'm playing around with cursor variable in order to grasp the whole concept. I'm observing the behaviour of weak cursor variable when getting passed into a function and fetched couple of times and exploring exception propagation in the same time. This why the code looks not relevant in the real world.
Anyway, I just curious how it behaves like that. Here's my instance info:
SQL> select * from v$version
2 ;
BANNER
Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - 64bit Production
PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
CORE     11.2.0.1.0     Production
TNS for Linux: Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
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APPEND INTO TABLE test
FIELDS TERMINATED BY ','
OPTIONALLY ENCLOSED BY '"'
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second_id,
third_id,
language_code,
display_text CHAR(2000)
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A VARCHAR field is a length-value datatype.
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