Explain about cursor stability?
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Answer / Bhupendra
Cursor stability in DB2 refers to the consistency of data viewable by a cursor. There are three levels of cursor stability: dynamic, static, and scroll-sensitive dynamic. Dynamic shows all updated or deleted rows since the first fetch, while static only shows unchanged rows. Scroll-sensitive dynamic allows updating, inserting, and deleting data while scrolling through the result set.
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