(E-Book) Class XII Informatics Practices : Chapter - II (Iteration And Cursors)
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Chapter – II
Iteration And Cursors
(Informatics Practices)
A cursor is a variable that can be used to access the result of a particular SQL query.
Cursors can move sequentially from row to row (cf. file pointers in C).
Every SQL query statement in PL/SQL has an implicit cursor.
It is also possible to declare and manipulate cursors explicitly:
DECLARE
CURSOR e IS
SELECT * FROM Employees
WHERE salary > 30000.00;
BEGIN
Cursors provide flexibility in processing rows of a query.
Simplest way to deal with a cursor is to loop over all rows using a FOR loop:
DECLARE
CURSOR e IS
SELECT * FROM Employees
WHERE salary > 30000.00;
total INTEGER := 0;..................