Assertion: cursor | /r/HasProperty | closed
Facets:
value: automatically
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: specifies if the cursor is closed ( True ) or not ( False ).
text: When the end-of-data condition occurs the cursor must be closed with a CLOSE statement.
text: CLOSE a cursor: CLOSE cursor_name;
text: No UPDATE , INSERT , or DELETE operations are reflected in a static cursor (unless the cursor is closed and reopened), not even modifications made using the same connection that opened the cursor.
text: Inserts made outside the cursor (by other processes) are visible only if the cursor is closed and reopened.
text: abstract boolean isClosed() return true if the cursor is closed abstract boolean isFirst() Returns whether the cursor is pointing to the first row.
text: Added in API level 1 public abstract boolean isClosed () return true if the cursor is closed
text: Returns boolean true if the cursor is closed.
text: The Cursor is closed.');
text: The Cursor is closed.
text: The cursor is closed.
text: The cursor allocated to this variable is closed.
text: The cursor is also closed if a statement inside the loop transfers control outside the loop, e.g., EXIT and GOTO , or raises an exception.
text: Inserts made outside the cursor (by other processes) are visible only if the cursor is closed and reopened.
text: If a change disqualifies a row for membership or affects the order of a row, the row does not disappear or move unless the cursor is closed and reopened.
text: Finally, the cursor needs to be closed.
text: cursor.isClosed() Returns true if the cursor is closed.
text: cursor.isExhausted() Returns true if the cursor is closed and there are no objects remaining in the batch.
text: and the cursor is closed after the last row is processed.
text: When it is done, the cursor must be closed.
text: After cursor processing is complete, the cursor should be closed using the CLOSE statement, as follows:
text: CLOSE frees up any internal memory and resources used by the cursor, and so every cursor should be closed when it is no longer needed.
text: After a cursor is closed, it cannot be reused without being opened again.
text: Any CURSOR that has been opened should be closed.
text: CLOSE must be issued on an open cursor; CLOSE is not allowed on cursors that have only been declared or are already closed.
text: The database will maintain this consistent view until the cursor is closed.
text: A cursor must be closed to release the database resources it is holding.
text: Once the cursor is closed, it again becomes a definition.
text: Since you need to insure that the cursor is closed, use the cursor attribute %isopen to test the cursor's state before attempting to close the cursor.
text: Once all the rows have been processed, the cursor is closed to release all the cursor's database resources.
text: Once the cursor is closed, c3%rowcount becomes undefined.
text: As stated, to reprocess a cursor result set, it must be closed and reopened.
text: The cursor will be closed if there is any COMMIT operation in the program.
text: Here, <cursor_name> is the name of the cursor being closed.
text: The cursor is closed
text: The cursor is also closed automatically if an exception is raised inside the loop.
text: I have read that if you CLOSE a cursor that is already closed, oracle will raise the INVALID_CURSOR exception.
text: When application code calls for a cursor to be closed, Oracle actually marks the cursor as "closeable".
text: After the cursor becomes unnecessary, it is closed with the CLOSE statement.