Besides, Vivek, have you ever heard about INSERT ... SELECT ? Why, I ask, do you want 
to loop ?

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>There are no limits on the number of rows which can
>be
>retrieved.  Please check the query and the
>application code
>surrounding it more closely.
>
>I'd suggest extracting the query into SQL*Plus and
>running
>it there.  If the behavior is as expected, then the
>
>surrounding application code is at fault.  Else,
>the query
>is faulty...
>
>> 
>> A Relationship manager needs to broadcast mail to
>all the
>> Customers . There are around 102,847 customer 
>> 
>> To achieve this functionality in our code we are
>opening a
>> cursor, fetching each  user id from a table and
>inserting
>> into a mail table for each fetch. 
>> Mail is getting Generated for only 7130 Customers
>.
>> There are no oracle errors reported in the log
>files .
>> 
>> Is there any size limitation in oracle while
>> opening/fetching a cursor as the No. of  records
>to be 
>> fetched are 102,847 ? 
>> Thanks
>> 
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