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procedure Assignment(JOB_ID_KEY in NUMBER,
TASK_ID_KEY in NUMBER,
Lender_Number in NUMBER
) is
cursor CCSDStates is
SELECT e.state_abbreviation, e.employee_key
FROM (SELECT state_abbreviation,
employee_key,
lender_number,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER(PARTITION BY state_abbreviation ORDER BY employee_key) rn,
COUNT(*) OVER(PARTITION BY state_abbreviation) cnt
FROM ccsd_assignment SQLText) e;
rcdCCSDStates CCSDStates%RowType;
begin
SQLText := 'where lender_number = ' || to_char(Lender_Number);
Open CCSDStates;
loop
begin
Fetch CCSDStates
into rcdCCSDStates;
Exit when CCSDStates%NotFound;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(rcdCCSDStates.State_Abbreviation);
END;
end loop;
close CCSDStates;
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