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What are cursors?

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What are cursors?..

Answer / guest

Well cursors help us to do an operation on a set of data
that we retreive by commands such as Select columns from
table. For example : If we have duplicate records in a table
we can remove it by declaring a cursor which would check the
records during retreival one by one and remove rows which
have duplicate values.

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What are cursors?..

Answer / mohsin mohammed abdul

Cursors are the private memory area in the SGA. they store
the result set of a query. And they are used to fetch
multiple rows from the tables in the pl/sql block

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What are cursors?..

Answer / kuttikrishnan kodoth

if we ant to retrive data from a database table having
duplicate entries which violates primarykey rule
we can handle this case using cursor, it by declaring a
cursor which would check the
records during retreival one by one and remove rows which
have duplicate values. there are many types of cursors to
fetch data in diffrent order like fetch first,fetch
last ,fetct prior,fetch next,fetch abslute n,fetch relative
n

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What are cursors?..

Answer / sathish kumar.t

Cursors is one of the data object which is used to access
and manipulate the datas in the result set.

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What are cursors?..

Answer / srinivas

Cursors are logical areas created on physical areas, i.e.,
tables to find a particular nth record.

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What are cursors?..

Answer / vijay dev saxena

Basically cursor in an active dataset depends on query.
it is good to handling set of data.

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What are cursors?..

Answer / venkat.bolla

Cursors allow you to take a set of data and process record
by record

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What are cursors?..

Answer / mian ghous

broadly speaking ,,cursor can perfomr operaions on database
much like functions except returning a value i think

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