- A normal PL/SQL cursor is static in definition. Ref cursors may be dynamically opened based on some logic.
- A cursor cannot be returned to a client. A Ref cursor can be returned to a client.
- A cursor can be Global. A ref cursor cannot be Global.
- A ref cursor can be passed from subroutine to subroutine. A cursor cannot be passed from subroutine.
- Static SQL i.e. not using a Ref cursor is much more efficient then using ref cursors.
Thursday, November 4, 2021
Difference between Cursor and Ref Cursor in Oracle APPS
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