RE: Any way to invalidate/flush a single cursor

Thanks Tim.  I've tried that, but it just reverses the KEEP procedure,
i.e. it unpins the cursor so it's subject to the LRU again, but it
doesn't immediately invalidate it.

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Subject: Re: Any way to invalidate/flush a single cursor

Not sure, but try DBMS_SHARED_POOL.UNKEEP, perhaps?

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