Cursor

hey all,
i am relatively new to cursors and have created a SP that uses a cursor to populate a table. here is the code

CREATE PROCEDURE sppa_invvoid
(
@invnoint
)

AS

DECLARE @glTranKey int
DECLARE @AcctRefKey int
DECLARE @BatchKey int
DECLARE @CreateDate datetime
DECLARE @CreateType smallint
DECLARE @CurrExchRate float
DECLARE @CurrID varchar (3)
DECLARE @ExtCmnt varchar (255)
DECLARE @FiscPer smallint
DECLARE @FiscYear varchar (5)
DECLARE @GLAcctKey int
DECLARE @JrnlKey int
DECLARE @JrnlNo int
DECLARE @PostAmt decimal(15, 3)
DECLARE @PostAmtHC decimal(15, 3)
DECLARE @PostCmnt varchar (50)
DECLARE @PostDate datetime
DECLARE @PostQty decimal(16, 8)
DECLARE @SourceModuleNo smallint
DECLARE @TranDate datetime
DECLARE @TranKey int
DECLARE @TranNo varchar (10)
DECLARE @TranType int
DECLARE @Companyid varchar(3)
DECLARE @Batchtype int
DECLARE @Userid varchar (30)
DECLARE @Moduleno int
DECLARE @NextBatchNo int
DECLARE @_oRetVal int
DECLARE @iTableNamevarchar(50)
DECLARE @iCommitFlag int
DECLARE @NextJrnlNo int


Set @CompanyID= 'EMA'
Set @JrnlNo = 139
Set @iCommitFlag = 1
Set @JrnlKey = 193
Set @iTableName='tgltransaction'
Set @batchtype = 501
Set @moduleNo = 5
Set @Userid = 'Admin'



EXECUTE spGetNextBatchNo @CompanyID, @BatchType, @UserId, @ModuleNo, @BatchKey OUTPUT, @NextBatchNo OUTPUT, @_oRetVal OUTPUT

Execute spglGiveNextJrnlNo @CompanyID, @JrnlKey, @iCommitFlag, @JrnlNo, @NextJrnlNo OUTPUT




DECLARE cursor_tran CURSOR FOR

select glTranKey, AcctRefKey,CreateDate,CreateType,CurrExchRate,Curr ID,ExtCmnt,FiscPer,FiscYear,GLAcctKey,JrnlKey,Jrnl No,PostAmt,PostAmtHC,PostCmnt,PostDate,PostQty,Sou rceModuleNo,TranDate,TranKey,TranNo,TranType
from tgltransaction where tranno = @invno

OPEN cursor_tran

FETCH NEXT FROM cursor_tran INTO

@glTranKey,
@AcctRefKey,
@CreateDate,
@CreateType,
@CurrExchRate,
@CurrID,
@ExtCmnt,
@FiscPer,
@FiscYear,
@GLAcctKey,
@JrnlKey,
@JrnlNo,
@PostAmt,
@PostAmtHC,
@PostCmnt,
@PostDate,
@PostQty,
@SourceModuleNo,
@TranDate,
@TranKey,
@TranNo,
@TranType





WHILE (@@FETCH_STATUS <> -1)

BEGIN

Execute spgetnextSurrogateKey @iTablename , @glTranKey OUTPUT
/*Execute aaaa*/





INSERT INTO tgltransaction
(glTranKey,
AcctRefKey,
BatchKey,
CreateDate,
CreateType,
CurrExchRate,
CurrID,
ExtCmnt,
FiscPer,
FiscYear,
GLAcctKey,
JrnlKey,
JrnlNo,
PostAmt,
PostAmtHC,
PostCmnt,
PostDate,
PostQty,
SourceModuleNo,
TranDate,
TranKey,
TranNo,
TranType)

Values

(@glTrankey,
@AcctRefKey,
@BatchKey,
@CreateDate,
@CreateType,
@CurrExchRate,
@CurrID,
@ExtCmnt,
@FiscPer,
@FiscYear,
@GLAcctKey,
@JrnlKey,
@JrnlNo,
@PostAmt,
@PostAmtHC,
@PostCmnt,
@PostDate,
@PostQty,
@SourceModuleNo,
@TranDate,
@TranKey,
@TranNo,
@TranType)




FETCH NEXT FROM cursor_tran INTO

@glTranKey,
@AcctRefKey,
@CreateDate,
@CreateType,
@CurrExchRate,
@CurrID,
@ExtCmnt,
@FiscPer,
@FiscYear,
@GLAcctKey,
@JrnlKey,
@JrnlNo,
@PostAmt,
@PostAmtHC,
@PostCmnt,
@PostDate,
@PostQty,
@SourceModuleNo,
@TranDate,
@TranKey,
@TranNo,
@TranType



END
CLOSE cursor_tran
DEALLOCATE cursor_tran
GO


the issue that i am having is after i do the insert, the cursor picks up on the inserted row and it ultimately becomes an infinate loop. what can i do to prevent it from picking up the newly inserted rows. thanks alot

tibor