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meenakshi_forum
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Hello,
Why Cursors were not used with array but were introduced in DB2 tables.
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Arun Raj
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Hello,
Cursor and Array!.. Can you explain your question a bit further.?
In a COBOL-DB2 program Row-by-row processing from a SELECT requires a cursor to be DECLAREd, but for an array, why do you need a cursor?  |
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CICS Guy
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Duh!
Cursors are a DB philosophy! |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| Why Cursors were not used with array but were introduced in DB2 tables. |
Please clarify. Keep in mind that while your question is completelyclear to hyou, it may not be to others who read it.
@CG
Or that little flashy bit on the terminal screen. . . That place where one can begin typing. . . |
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Chirantan Banerjee
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[quote="dick scherrer"]
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| that little flashy bit on the terminal screen. . . That place where one can begin typing. . . |
That's a good definition for a cursor ..... I will try this one out in my next job interview  |
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Mazahar
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