Answer / Rishish Singh Gautam

In PL/SQL, a cursor is a dynamic or static server-side collection of rows from a database table or view that are accessed sequentially. The following are the attributes of a cursor in PL/SQL:nn1. %ISOPEN - Returns TRUE if the cursor is open and FALSE otherwise.n2. %NOTFOUND - Returns TRUE when there are no more rows to fetch from the cursor, and FALSE otherwise.n3. %ROWCOUNT - Returns the number of rows processed by the last DELETE, INSERT or UPDATE statement executed through the cursor.

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