In article <893752477.1758.0.nnrp-04.c2d9cf02@news.demon.co.uk>,
rumbln@tetraworld.com says...
>I thought that freeing the prepared statement used to declare the cursor,
>implicitely freed the cursor ?
The manuals, typically, aren't crystal-clear. I have seen code that uses
cursors after freeing the prepared statement used in declaring the cursor. I
was quite suspicious of that practice, but it seems to work, and I was never
able to find anything in the manuals that contradicted it.
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