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    <p>If by "SQL Window" you mean SQL*PLUS ,then to print(using <code>PRINT</code> command) the contents of a cursor, you need to declare a bind variable outside the PL/SQL block, assign a value to that bind variable inside the PL/SQL block by executing the block and then print the contents by using <code>PRINT</code> command:</p> <pre><code>SQL&gt; variable IO_CURSOR refcursor; SQL&gt; DECLARE 2 SOME_VAR_1 VARCHAR2(20); 3 SOME_VAR_2 VARCHAR2(20); 4 SOME_VAR_3 DECIMAL; 5 --IO_CURSOR SYS_REFCURSOR; 6 BEGIN 7 SOME_VAR_1 := 'test1'; 8 SOME_VAR_2 := 'test2'; 9 SOME_VAR_3 := 1; 10 --IO_CURSOR := NULL; -- no need to do that 11 Get_Analysis_Data(p_in_symbol_type =&gt; SOME_VAR_1, 12 p_in_symbol =&gt; SOME_VAR_2, 13 p_in_isr_id =&gt; SOME_VAR_3, 14 isr_main_view =&gt; :IO_CURSOR); 15 END; 16 / SQL&gt; print io_cursor; </code></pre> <p><strong>EDIT</strong>:</p> <p>To see the contents of a cursor in PL/SQL Developer, as one of the options, you could simply do the following:</p> <ol> <li>File\New\Test window</li> <li>Copy/Paste your anonymous PL/SQL block there. Prior to this remove <code>IO_CURSOR SYS_REFCURSOR;</code> variable declaration. There is no need of it. Also change <code>isr_main_view =&gt; IO_CURSOR</code> to <code>isr_main_view =&gt; :IO_CURSOR</code>. You need to use bind variable in this case.</li> <li>In the <code>variables window</code> at the bottom of the <code>test window</code> specify variable name of your ref cursor the contents of which you want to see (<code>IO_CURSOR</code> without preceding semicolon ) and select type <code>cursor</code>.</li> <li>Execute the block by pressing green triangle.</li> <li>After PL/SQL block is executed refer to the column <code>value</code> of the <code>variables window</code>. Press the button with ellipsis on it to see the contents of the ref cursor <code>IO_CURSOR</code>. </li> </ol>
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    1. COseems like he means allroundautomations' plsql developer IDE
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    2. COThe question is about output in a PLSQLDeveloper window...
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    3. COyes question is in "SQL Window" not on command window.
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