Tom Lane wrote:
> Gastón Simone wrote:
> > I thought the COMMIT SQL command closes every opened cursor when it's
> > executed!!
>
> It does. But see the WITH HOLD option of DECLARE CURSOR.
Oops ... Please disregard my previous mail.
I was obviously confusing SQL CURSORs and the cursor objects
used in the API of some programming languages (like Python).
Those are really somewhat different thigns.
Regards
Oliver
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