[Tutor] Proper SQLite cursor handling?

[boB Stepp]

I have the start of a class to create solitaire game objects:

class SolitaireGame:
    """Representation of a solitaire game."""

    def __init__(self, db_cursor: sqlite3.Cursor, game_name: str) -> None:
        """Create or open a solitaire game."""
        self.cur = db_cursor
        self.game_name = game_name

My current thought is to create only a single cursor object and use it
throughout the program's lifetime.  Is this a sensible thing to do?
In the above class skeleton my intent is to retrieve the game
information from the database using the passed in cursor.  During the
course of a program session the user may have any number of different
solitaire games open, so each of these game objects would have its own
reference to the _same_ cursor object.  I have an uneasy feeling that
this might cause issues, but I don't know enough (yet) and am still at
the pondering point for this class.  Eventually I will write tests and
try things out to see what happens, but one of you might save me some
painful explorations and time!

TIA!
boB Stepp