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Cursor returns NO DATA FOUND Exception.

Asked by diasroshan in PL / SQL, Oracle 8.x, Oracle 9.x

Tags: data, found, cursor, exception

Dear Experts,

My problem is as follows,

I have a Package, PKG_SETTLE_POLICY_PROCESS which has several procedures, but the one causing the problem is P_PROCESS_INSTALLMENT

Now this procedure P_PROCESS_INSTALLMENT has severals cursors within it declared and the one ive figured that is cozing the problem is declared as,

CURSOR C_AMF (al_cy NUMBER, al_gl NUMBER, al_cif NUMBER,al_branch_code NUMBER,as_account_type VARCHAR2 , al_process_yn NUMBER) IS
      SELECT "AMF"."CURRENCY_CODE"      CURRENCY_CODE      ,
                   "AMF"."GL_CODE"                  GL_CODE                  ,
                   "AMF"."CIF_SUB_NO"             CIF_SUB_NO      
blah      
blah
blah....

it is called as follows,

FOR C_AMF_REC IN C_AMF(C_PRIORITY_REC.CY_CODE, C_PRIORITY_REC.GL_CODE,C_PLAN_REC.COUNTER_PARTY,C_PRIORITY_REC.ACC_BRANCH,C_PRIORITY_REC.ACC_TYPE, 1 ) LOOP

blah
blah
blah

END LOOP;

Now the problem is,this cursor loops for certain parameters passed to it.. but once it receives a particular set of parameters which coz it to return no rows, it raises an exception of NO DATA FOUND

What i undertand is, if the cursor doesnt return any rows then itll exit from it and loop thru the outer cursor and come back again to C_AMF cursor. Wonder why its throwing an exception.

Any suggestions...

Cheers,
Rosh
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