cursor attributes are %isopen ,%notfound,%found,%rowcount
but is any attributes there other than these? please tell me
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Answer / b.chandan kumar patra
Yes there is another two attributes are there,
these are, %bulk attribute and another is %bulk rowcount.
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Answer / naresh
Yes the above answer is true, and te attributes that you
have mentioned are for explict cursor.
for implicit cursor just add SQL infront of all the attributes.
Like
SQL%isopen,
SQL%found
Cheers!
Naresh
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