DDL Statement , Dynamic SQL in a FOR cursor LOOP -SQLCODE 3772 - forum topic by bill.houlihan@gmail.com

I'm fairly new to teradata and stuck.
I'm using Teradata Studio. Connection is ANSI MODE - I believe this is significant.
It looks like I have noway to execute DDL statement as part of a FOR CURSOR LOOP. This can't be right (surely?).
I have stored Proc which creates Dynamic SQL to create a view. I have a few meta data tables to control the View created. I loop through the table to get the values I want for the view Creation statemnt.
Here's the problem. If I set up my test so the looop execute only ONCE then SUCCESS. EG if I call the stored proc like this
CALL BO_SIMPLE_VIEW_CREATOR ('ViewName' ,'2013-01-04'); It works fine.
However if I call the proc as part of a LOOP I get ---Failed [3722 : HY000] BO_SIMPLE_VIEW_WRAPPER:Only a COMMIT WORK or null statement is legal after a DDL Statement.
I have a COMMIT WORK outside the FOR LOOP. I seemingly can't put the COMMIT WORK inside the LOOP - Invalid.
The Outer Loop looks like this
  FOR REC_VIEW_CUR as C_VIEW_CURSOR
   CURSOR FOR SELECT VIEW_ID ,VIEW_NAME,Underlying_SCHEMA,Underlying_Table,Filtered_By_Date ,Fact_OR_Dimension ,Date_Filter_Column
        from  META_SIMPLE_VIEW_DESCRIPTION
        where  TARGET_SCHEMA = USER
        and  VIEW_IN_USE = 'Y'
        order by 1
    DO
     CALL BO_SIMPLE_VIEW_CREATOR(REC_VIEW_CUR.VIEW_NAME,'2013-01-04');
  END FOR;
  
 
 
 
 
 
The Loop Looks like this
  FOR REC_VIEW_CURSOR as C_VIEW_CURSOR
   CURSOR FOR SELECT VIEW_ID ,VIEW_NAME,Underlying_SCHEMA,Underlying_Table,Filtered_By_Date ,Fact_OR_Dimension ,Date_Filter_Column
        from  META_SIMPLE_VIEW_DESCRIPTION
        where  TARGET_SCHEMA = USER
        and  VIEW_IN_USE = 'Y'
        and  VIEW_NAME = :P_VIEW_NAME
        order by 1
    DO
     SET V_REPLACE_VIEW_TEXT = 'Replace View '|| REC_VIEW_CURSOR.VIEW_NAME||'' ;
     SET V_SELECT_FROM  = REC_VIEW_CURSOR.Underlying_SCHEMA||'.'||REC_VIEW_CURSOR.Underlying_Table;
     
     SET V_VIEW_TARGET_COLUMN_LIST = '';
     SET V_VIEW_SOURCE_COLUMN_LIST = '';
     FOR  REC_COLUMNS as C_COLUMNS
       CURSOR FOR SELECT VIEW_ID,COLUMN_LIST_ID,VIEW_COLUMN_NAME,SOURCE_COLUMN_NAME,DERIVATION,Column_Order
          FROM META_SIMPLE_VIEW_COLUMN_LIST
             WHERE VIEW_ID = REC_VIEW_CURSOR.VIEW_ID and COALESCE(COLUMN_IN_USE,'Y') = 'Y' order by Column_Order
      DO  SET V_VIEW_TARGET_COLUMN_LIST = V_VIEW_TARGET_COLUMN_LIST || ','||REC_COLUMNS.VIEW_COLUMN_NAME;
       SET V_VIEW_SOURCE_COLUMN_LIST = V_VIEW_SOURCE_COLUMN_LIST || ','||COALESCE(REC_COLUMNS.DERIVATION, REC_COLUMNS.SOURCE_COLUMN_NAME);
     END FOR;
     
     -- Remove First ',' From Target and Source Lists
     SET V_VIEW_SOURCE_COLUMN_LIST = substring(V_VIEW_SOURCE_COLUMN_LIST FROM 2);
     SET V_VIEW_TARGET_COLUMN_LIST = substring(V_VIEW_TARGET_COLUMN_LIST FROM 2); 
     
     
     SET V_WHERE = CASE  WHEN COALESCE(REC_VIEW_CURSOR.Filtered_By_Date,'N')=  'N' THEN ''
           WHEN VDATE is NULL  THEN ''
           ELSE ' WHERE '|| REC_VIEW_CURSOR.Date_Filter_Column ||'>= '||''''||VDATE||''''
         END;  
     
     
     SET VSQL_TEXT = V_REPLACE_VIEW_TEXT||'('||V_VIEW_TARGET_COLUMN_LIST||')'||
           ' AS SELECT  '||V_VIEW_SOURCE_COLUMN_LIST||
           ' FROM '||V_SELECT_FROM||
           V_WHERE||
           ';';
                
     execute immediate VSQL_TEXT;
  END FOR;
COMMIT WORK;