suppose in my table 10 rows are there , i want to update odd
rows salary as 90000 ? how u do it ? any one help me ? what
do we use here cursor-fetch or normal sql ?
Answer Posted / harsha
The first answer is correct. It has a logic to select only
ODD rows(look at the two fetch statements).
Another logic to select only ODD rows.
SELECT SAL FROM EMP WHERE MOD(SAL,2)=1
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