A cursor acts logically as a pointer into a result set. You can move the cursor through the result set, processing each row, until you determine you are at the end of the result set. There are three types of syntax associated with cursors: creating t…
declare Type ref_cur_variable IS REF cursor; cur_variable ref_cur_variable; v_ename ); v_deptno ); v_sal ,); v_sql ) := 'select t.ename, t.deptno, t.sal from scott.emp t'; begin Open cur_variable For v_sql; Loop fetch cur_variable InTo v_ename, v_dep…
declare Type ref_cur_variable IS REF cursor; cur_variable ref_cur_variable; rec_emp scott.emp%RowType; v_sql ) := 'select * from scott.emp t'; begin Open cur_variable For v_sql; Loop fetch cur_variable InTo rec_emp; Exit When cur_variable%NotFound; d…
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/issue-archive/2011/11-sep/o51asktom-453438.html Our technologist caches scalar subqueries, votes for SQL, and recommends technology and community. One of the talks I gave recently at the Oracle Benelux User Group (…
原文地址:https://blogs.oracle.com/opal/entry/converting_ref_cursor_to_pipe REF CURSORs are common in Oracle's stored procedural language PL/SQL. They let you pass around a pointer to a set of query results. However in PHP, PDO_OCI doesn't yet allow fetch…
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