I would imagine it is global change - REF CURSOR is a data type in the database, and provides a way to access a cursor by reference, and use it in other code in your session, without having to redefine the cursor each time. We are expecting our dev2 instance to be patched to 20B on May 1 and we are heavy in Fusion SCM…

After analyzing the SQL Connect tool data which calls the BIP stub - I see that anything passed to it internally gets wrapped by: select * from (:sql); so I believe there's very minimal risk to SQL injection, although you never know internally how Oracle handles select * from (); constructs, so there still is a…

This severely impacts our ability to process SQL queries against our ERP Cloud SaaS solution, and anywhere else we use REF cursor types.