"Sergey E. Koposov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Concerning to the exact form of my functions (using cursors, but still
> collecting all the data in the memory). As I understand this is the only one
> way (or just the simplest way ???)
> to execute fully dynamic queries returned by C function in PL/SQL.
> For the real functions which I use, instead of
> query = ''SELECT * FROM usno'';
> I have
> query = my_C_function(some_args);
Oh? I'd make a small side bet that the underlying error is in your C
function --- possibly it's tromping on some data structure and the
damage doesn't have an effect till later. If you can demonstrate the
problem without using any custom C functions then I'd be interested to
see a test case.
regards, tom lane
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