CLOSE (Snowflake Scripting)¶
Closes the specified cursor.
For more information on cursors, see Working with cursors.
Note
This Snowflake Scripting construct is valid only within a Snowflake Scripting block.
Syntax¶
CLOSE <cursor_name> ;
Where:
cursor_nameThe name of the cursor.
Usage notes¶
After a cursor is closed, the cursor’s current row pointer is invalid. Re-opening the cursor causes the cursor to start from the beginning of the new result set.
Examples¶
CLOSE my_cursor_name;
For a more complete example of using a cursor, see the introductory cursor example.
An example using a loop is included in the documentation on FOR loops.