Can we use SQL%ISOPEN in implicit cursors? Does this
attribute works properly in Implicit Curosors?

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Can we use SQL%ISOPEN in implicit cursors? Does this attribute works properly in Implicit Curosors..

Answer / pr@$@d

Implicit cursors: SQL%ISOPEN always returns FALSE,
indicating that the implicit cursor has been closed.

I hope below example gives you very fair idea.

SQL> BEGIN
2 UPDATE employee
3 SET salary = salary *2
4 WHERE id = '01';
5
6 IF not SQL%ISOPEN THEN
7 DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('closed');
8 END IF;
9 END;
10 /
closed

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

Thanks
-Pr@$@d

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Can we use SQL%ISOPEN in implicit cursors? Does this attribute works properly in Implicit Curosors..

Answer / pradeep naidu manne tcs

IMPLICIT CURSORS ARE OPENED N CLOSED IMPLICITLY SO SQL%FOUND WILL ALWAYS EVALUATES FALSE

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Can we use SQL%ISOPEN in implicit cursors? Does this attribute works properly in Implicit Curosors..

Answer / chandu

sure..

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