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What is a cursor? Within a cursor, how would you update fields on the row just fetched?

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October 25, 2005 23:02:30

pardip sidhu

Member Since: October 2005 Contribution: 4

RE: What is a cursor? Within a cursor, how would you u...

The oracle engine uses work areas for internal processing in order to the execute sql statement is called cursor.There are two types of cursors like Implecit cursor and Explicit cursor.Implicit cursor is using for internal processing and Explicit cursor is using for user open for data required.

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January 17, 2006 04:42:38

sraam

What is a cursor? Within a cursor, how would you u...

ab intitio doesnt uses cursors. it can fetch any number of records simultaneously.

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December 02, 2007 14:13:58

gettoknow

Member Since: November 2007 Contribution: 24

RE: What is a cursor? Within a cursor, how would you update fields on the row just fetched?

cursor are database objects used by theaplication to manipulate the data in a set row by row basis

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