Hi
I need to get a resultset and pipe it to a file in linux. I thought
this should just involve opening a cursor and having DYNAMIC RESULT
SETS 1 statement, opening the cursor and just leaving it like that,
and I'd be getting result sets just like I get when I run load command
using admin_cmd procedure. I was wrong,
I didn't get any, just the output variable. All I could find was how
to recieve the cursors as result sets in other program or routine, not
how to get them as outputs.

Please help.
Arun

On Jun 4, 6:55*pm, Arun Srini <arunro... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:
sorry my bad, didn't include the 'with return for' in the cursor
declaration.