Hi! Maybe someone has had this before and knows a solution: I am having a stored procedure proc1 and I am calling it twice: dbc=DCOracle.Connect("secret!") c=dbc.cursor() dbc.procedures.my_pkg.proc1(c) print c.fetchall() c.close() dbc.procedures.my_pkg.proc1(c) print c.fetchall() In proc1 it looks basically like OPEN mycursor FOR SELECT f1,f2,f3 FROM mytable Thus the cursor get's opened and filled (mycursor is actually a cursor variable). The expected result for the above python script is that it's printing two times the same list of results. Actually it doesn't, the second one is empty. When creating a new cursor before the second call like c2=dbc.cursor() dbc.procedures.my_pkg.proc1(c2) print c2.fetchall() I get Traceback (innermost last): File "./testcall.py", line 16, in ? print c2.fetchall() File "/opt/python/lib/python1.5/site-packages/DCOracle/ociCurs.py", line 397, in fetchall v=f(1) File "/opt/python/lib/python1.5/site-packages/DCOracle/ociCurs.py", line 375, in fetchone raise error, 'not querying' oci.error: not querying Thus it seems as if the cursor is not opened.. Has anyone an idea about this.. (I was also looking at the code but it's a little complex..) regards, Christian