Cursors Armed with the knowledge from the previous examples, let’s look at Example 1-3, where you can begin to see more of the power of PL/SQL. Just to keep it interesting, I’ve reverted again to uppercase. Try not to be intimidated by any content you haven’t seen before. Example 1-3. More powerful PL/SQL DECLARECURSORc1isSELECTename,empno,salFROMempORDERBYsalDESC;— start […]
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