you can close on the result returned by the execute() call. however, if you just lose the reference to the result, that is as good a close since python's garbage collection can clean it up. also, you arent usually going to have code as in your example that locks that harshly (i.e. youll find updates and inserts and stuff interact pretty easily with concurrent selects in postgres).
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