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What is a cursor and what is its function?
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Cursor is used by DB2 to fetch qualified rows one row at a 
time to the application program.
 
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cursor is used to retrive multiple rows.
 
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What is the difference between base table and view?  3
4. A DB2 application is bound with uncommitted Read isolation level.It issues a request that retrieves 20 rows out of 200000 in the table. Which of the following descrbes the rows that are locked as a result of this request? a. None of the rows are locked. B.The retrieved rows are locked. C.The last row of the result set is locked. D.The rows not previously updated by another application are locked. Wipro3
Say CUST Table contains records like: CUSTNO CUSTNAME CUSTLOC 100 ABC SSS 200 XYZ 300 PQR 400 MNO WWW 500 CVV ------------- ------------- Now write a query to retrieve all records with CUSTLOC no data. IBM2
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How do you retrieve the data from a nullable column?  2
 
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