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Why can't I use a case when statement when using select in the cursor cursor?

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Post time: 2020-2-18 23:30:02
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As the title, for example
select a. *, c.ovt_date,
     b.shf_at1,
     case when b.shf_of1 <b.shf_at1 then trunc (a.rcd_dat) + 1 + (b.shf_of1-trunc (b.shf_of1))
          else b.shf_of1 end
     from att_rcd a, att_supply_ovt_t c, att_shf b
      where rcd_dat = to_date ('20161127', 'yyyymmdd') and. . . . Omitted

The above SQL can have running results, but errors occur when defining the cursor, such as:

cursor test is
   select ....... statement as above

Why did it go wrong?
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Post time: 2020-4-26 14:00:01
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Oh. You need to execute this dynamically. Such as:

sql = 'select ....'

execute immediate 'sql';
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Post time: 2020-5-8 17:45:01
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execute immediate 'select ..'
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Post time: 2020-8-30 16:30:01
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Excuse me, why do we need dynamic execution? Thank you!
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