DBIF_RSQL_INVALID_CURSOR
highDatabase Cursor Is No Longer Valid
Module: ABAP / DBI
What this means
DBIF_RSQL_INVALID_CURSOR occurs when an ABAP program tries to fetch data using a database cursor that has expired, been closed, or is otherwise invalid. This is most commonly seen in programs using OPEN CURSOR / FETCH NEXT CURSOR / CLOSE CURSOR explicitly, but can also occur with internal ABAP cursor management for SELECT ... ENDSELECT loops. Causes: a cursor opened in one context and used in another (e.g., opened in a subroutine, then the subroutine returns and the caller tries to FETCH); a database connection reset invalidating open cursors; or a long-running FETCH loop where the cursor times out at the database level.
Check ST22 for the cursor variable and the FETCH statement. Ensure OPEN CURSOR and FETCH NEXT CURSOR are used within the same context without intervening COMMIT WORK or ROLLBACK WORK calls (which close cursors in many database configurations). If the loop is very long-running, consider paginating with TOP/OFFSET or using an internal table approach with chunked SELECT statements instead of a cursor.
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