Answer Posted / ashwin mane
Cursors do provide a number of benefits. These benefits
follow from the fact that if you do not use a cursor, the
entire result set must be transferred to the client for
processing and display:
1.Client-side memory - For large results, holding the
entire result set on the client can lead to demanding
memory requirements.
2.Response time -Cursors can provide the first few rows
before the whole result set is assembled. If you do not use
cursors, the entire result set must be delivered before any
rows are displayed by your application.
3.Concurrency control -If you make updates to your data
and do not use cursors in your application, you must send
separate SQL statements to the database server to apply the
changes. This raises the possibility of concurrency
problems if the result set has changed since it was queried
by the client. In turn, this raises the possibility of lost
updates.
Cursors act as pointers to the underlying data, and so
impose proper concurrency constraints on any changes you
make.
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