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It can be done using parameters for csr2 and opening csr2 for each fetch from csr1. But that is not good for performance. Joining can be done between tables in a query or between what is called common-table expressions and/or common-table expressions and tables.
source https://community.oracle.com/tech/developers/discussion/4335674/can-you-join-2-cursors
