Cursors In PLSQL Explained With Examples

A cursor in PLSQL retrieves query results row by row, allowing controlled handling of individual rows. Learn about implicit & explicit cursors, types, and examples.

CURSOR in PLSQL | Best Explanation

A cursor in SQL and PL/SQL is a database object used to retrieve, process, and manipulate query results row by row. Unlike regular SQL queries, which return entire result sets at once, a cursor fetches one row at a time, allowing you to handle individual rows in a controlled manner.

  
  
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