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what is the need of the cursor attribute notfound..(because
using found attribute we can complete the task......found +
negation operator = not found )

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what is the need of the cursor attribute notfound..(because using found attribute we can complete t..

Answer / babu

The notfound attribute as far as i know is being used to
set the exit condition for the cursor.Yes,found with
negation like NOT(c1%found) can be used instead of notfound.

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what is the need of the cursor attribute notfound..(because using found attribute we can complete t..

Answer / manoranjan sethy

As per as cursor attribute concept are concern %notfound attributes are used in order of to terminate the condition.

Using found with negation like not (c1%found) we can even exit from the condition but instead of writing %NOTFOUND attribute why should I use unnecessarily two operator (like, not)

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