Benjamin,
I think the answer to your qestion is yes, but as Ben J pointed out, you
would not be able to interact with it.
If you can get your stored procedure to run w/o any user intervention, it
should work.
How well it would work and the functionality you would have access to would
depend on the version of Oterro that you are using.
Depending on your application, if you need user intervention, you might want
to use a different method to get your data.
You might be better off instead of declaring a cursor, is to do a direct
dbms action, and select all of your primary keys into an array.
Then use a @for loop and process that array using the key and selecting your
data from the database one row at a time. This way, you wouldn't have any
limitations on what you could do.
Troy Sosamon
===== Original Message from [EMAIL PROTECTED] at 10/17/02 7:05 am
>Is is possible to use the Declare Cursor and all related commands in a stored
>procedure
running in WiTango or 3.6?
>
>Benjamin Strickland
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