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Dieter wrote:
... if local means local to a procedure, it doesn't make too much sense,
because a cursor is not stateless. To encapsulate a > cursor, put it to a
module with setXXX and getXXX procedures and write data Access modules.
Yes, local to a procedure, or "Subprocedure" as named in the RDP outline.
I'm in over my head, but I see legacy RLA as "not stateless", so
thought maybe I would not need to declare cursors uniquely
between subprocedures.
Now, I know this does not work, but am not sure why.
For example: can a service program successfully declare a cursor
having the same name as cursor declared in a module invoking that
service program?
How about a called stored proceedure?
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