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Foil 31 Cursors in PL/SQL - II

From untitled presentation ARL Database Tutorial -- February 98. by Gang Cheng, C.W. Ou, Geoffrey C. Fox
1 You can use a cursor to re-execute SQL statements - after each stage of execution, the cursor retains enough information about the statement to re-execute it without starting over again
2 Cursors are "structured" in that know about SQL -- you can open, close and fetch from a cursor
  • Fetch gets get row from results table -- called a cursor as moves through table
3 Closing a cursor means the information currently in the associated private area is lost and its memory is deallocated
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