Matteo Gattoni wrote :

>
>Hi,
>I've found a document that says that it's impossible to have recursive
>function using cursors.
>http://lists.mysql.com/maxdb/10558
>It' s  a little bit old (December 11 2002), but I think it's 
>still right,
>isn't it?
>
>Bye,
>  Matteo
>
>----- Original Message ----- 
>From: "Matteo Gattoni" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Monday, June 21, 2004 7:23 PM
>Subject: Fetch from Dynamic cursor
>
>
>Hi,
>  I'm using Dynamic cursor declared in the following way:
>
>    stmt = 'DECLARE Children' || child || ' CURSOR FOR SELECT
>E_ACT_K_ACTIVITY2 from PSF.ACTIVITY_RELATIONSHIP  '
>    ||  '  WHERE E_ACT_K_ACTIVITY1 = ' || child;
>    EXECUTE stmt;
>
> When I try to fetch it using
>
>    stmt = 'FETCH Childrens' || child || ' INTO :n_child';
>    EXECUTE stmt;
>
>  the variable n_child is always null; even if the select isn't empty.
>
>  I've tried to declare the cursor in a different way:
>
>$CURSOR = 'Children' || child;
>DECLARE :$CURSOR CURSOR FOR SELECT E_ACT_K_ACTIVITY2 from
>PSF.ACTIVITY_RELATIONSHIP
>WHERE E_ACT_K_ACTIVITY1 = :child;
>
>    and using FETCH :$CURSOR INTO :n_child;
>    But I'm not able to compile the procedure because MaxDb 
>says General
>error;-5006 POS(1223) Missing identifier.
>
>Finally, I've tried like that:
>
>$CURSOR = 'Children' || child;
>stmt = 'DECLARE ' || :$CURSOR || ' CURSOR FOR SELECT 
>E_ACT_K_ACTIVITY2 from
>PSF.ACTIVITY_RELATIONSHIP
>WHERE E_ACT_K_ACTIVITY1 = :child';
>EXECUTE stmt;
>
>But it says General error;-7045 POS(1084) Parameter spec not 
>allowed during
>compilation.
>
>How could I create cursors with different name depending on a 
>variable? And
>how could I fetch them?
>
>I need this purpose because I have a recursive procedure that 
>every time
>create a cursor, using different name I hope that it wouldn't 
>rewrite the
>old istance.
>
>Thanks in advance.
>Bye,
>   Matteo
>
>
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Yes, the restrictions described in that document are still valid.

Best Regards,
Thomas

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