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In a rare situation involving a complex set of stored procedures, cursors could leak. In c-tree stored procedures, cursors need to be closed explicitly; if this is not done, the cursor is leaked.
Logic has been added to the function that starts stored procedures to identify cursors that are opened and not closed within a stored procedure and close any that are found. When Java debugging is turned on in TPESQLDBG, a message is logged in sqlserver.log to help in identifying the stored procedure and the statement that leaked the cursors.
