OPEN CURSORS BY USER NOTES:

Username - Name of the user

SID - Session ID of the user

SQL Text - Text of the SQL statement requiring the cursor, or the PL/SQL anonymous code

This report identified the current activity in your system and highlights if and when cursors are not being closed properly. If a user is identified from this statement with a large number of open cursors, it may signify that an application module or modules are not closing cursors when complete. As a general rule, cursors should be closed when they are no longer needed to eliminate system overhead (this is often times a common PL/SQL coding area overlooked).