I am using DBD::Oracle and calling a procedure which returns a reference
cursor. However, sometimes the reference cursor is not opened and only the
procedure knows this. The problem is if I call the procedure from DBD::Oracle
and the cursor is not opened I get an Oracle error saying the cursor
Hmm you sure pick the head scratchers.
My first thoughts where why whould you make such a procedure?? But then I
relaisze it could have some use when prototying/develpopeing ect.
Looking at
'DBD::Oracle attempts to describe statements which are initialized but not
executed'
We might be
