Seemingly undeclared cursor in Oracle seeded package
Hi,
I am hoping somebody can help me, we are having an issue with the function:
APPS.pqp_gb_osp_functions.get_abs_plan_ent_days_info
There is a cursor in this function that returns the absence days, but I cannot find where this cursor is declared, can somebody please help me?
The cursor is:
-- Open the Cursor to get total number of Entitled days for the qualifier.
OPEN csr_entitled_days(
p_absence_attendance_id => p_absence_attendance_id
,p_pl_id => p_pl_id
,p_search_start_date => p_search_start_date
,p_search_end_date => p_search_end_date
,p_level_of_entitlement => p_level_of_entitlement
FETCH csr_entitled_days INTO l_csr_entitled_days_rec ;
-----Added For Hours --l_no_of_days;
CLOSE csr_entitled_days;
It is putting the cursor into the the below ROWTYPE variable:
l_csr_entitled_days_rec csr_entitled_days%ROWTYPE ;-----Added For Hours
Many Thanks
Martin
Please ignore the above post, I was being stupid. I've found it, it is a global cursor and is defined in the package header not the individual function.
Sorry
Martin
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