CLOSE CURSOR
Short Reference
ABAP Syntax CLOSE CURSOR dbcur.
What does it do? This statement closes the
database cursor and initializes the
cursor variable dbcur , with which the database cursor is linked.
The cursor variable dbcur must be a variable declared using the
special predefined data type cursor that was opened using the
OPEN CURSOR statement or was assigned an
open cursor.
Latest notes: Since only a limited number of database cursors can be
open simultaneously, you should close all database cursors no longer
required.
Initializing a cursor variable using the CLEAR statement, is
not enough to close a database cursor. If the value of the cursor
variable in the program is known, the database cursor can be further
processed using FETCH .
Once a database cursor has been closed, it can no longer be accessed.
Other cursor variables that were linked with the database cursor are not
initialized, but become invalid and accessing them would raise an
exception that can be handled.
"The statement CLOSE CURSOR closes all of the
read streams which are linked to the result set.
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