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REF Cursor and Inline View
This is a discussion on REF Cursor and Inline View within the Oracle forums, part of the Databases category; What is the difference between a REF Cursor and an Inline View ?...
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04-30-2009
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Re: REF Cursor and Inline View
1. REF Cursor need to be declared.
2. You can't use REF Cursor in SQL. 
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