| 25.2.Cursor Declaration | ||||
| 25.2.1. | Declare cursor | |||
| 25.2.2. | VARRAY of Cursor | |||
| 25.2.3. | Select column value into a cursor variable | |||
| 25.2.4. | Use cursor variables | |||
| 25.2.5. | Use the cursor subquery | |||
| 25.2.6. | Returning more than one piece of information: Listing the variables separately | |||
| 25.2.7. | Defining a Record Type for a Cursor by Using %ROWTYPE | |||
| 25.2.8. | Declaring a Cursor within a Procedure | |||
| 25.2.9. | Defining a Cursor in an Anonymous PL/SQL Block | |||
| 25.2.10. | Defining cursors in the package body | |||
| 25.2.11. | Defining cursors in the package specification | |||
| 25.2.12. | Using SELECT * in a Cursor | |||
| 25.2.13. | Cursor for object table | |||
| 25.2.14. | Cursor with order by | |||
| 25.2.15. | Cursor rowid | |||
| 25.2.16. | Cursor for aggregate function | |||