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what is cursor stability?
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Answer / sai prakash
It is a default isolation level. It puts a lock on the data that has been fetched, so that the retrieved data can be updated or deleted.
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Answer / siris
CURSOR STABILITY(CS):-
**it is row level locking...
**An Exclusive lick acquired on that row,the row to be
update....
**The lock is released on that row the control moves to the
next updatable row...
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