REF CURSOR declaration is not associated with any SQL query – different queries can be associated with the cursor programatically. More video tutorials http://www.learn-with-video-tutorials.com
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Fuck! This is so confusing ‘(*_*)!
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improve the video quality pls
Very good video..able to understand ref cursor clearly..Thanks for the upload..
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You’re welcome 🙂
nice video, by the way which music are you plying in backend?
Thanks a lot sir…really good video. clarifying all the ref cursor concepts…
Great video. Thanks
In the last example, if you close the ref cursor inside the function itself, you will be able to open the cursor after the function call return. Am I right?
Awesome..fastest way to learn…
Great video, but instead of using the while to list the data, you can use a simple loop and exit when the cursor finds nothing
Ex: EXIT WHEN cur_employees% NOTFOUND
I think it would look better this way and easier to understand, but it goes from the opinion of each one ..
its great video thanks …
i hope you make zoom screen to see what you are typing 🙂
Superb!!! VIDEO!!!