What will you get by the cursor attribute sql%rowcount?



What will you get by the cursor attribute sql%rowcount?..

Answer / Neha Tewari

The cursor attribute 'sql%rowcount' returns the number of rows affected by the last SQL statement executed within the cursor.

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