REF cursor in sql dynamic help to run immediately

Hello

How can we get the Ref cursor out a dynamic sql statement by executing immediate proceedings
for example, immediately run ' open CROR for select * from dynamicTable'

in this area, CROR is a dynamic cursor and table name is dynamic (known at run time), and we can't write static sql statement.

Thank you

I don't know what exactly you are after but here is a sample of what can be done.

SQL> VAR r REFCURSOR;
SQL> BEGIN
  2          OPEN :r FOR 'SELECT * FROM DUAL';
  3  END;
  4  /

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> PRINT r

D
-
X

You can use the OPEN... FOR education with a dynamic string.

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