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How to use RecordSet inside procedure?
Jul 13 '08 #1
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debasisdas
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what is a RecordSet in oracle ?
Jul 14 '08 #2
amitpatel66
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Are you looking at somehting similar to recordset in oracle?
Jul 16 '08 #3
Dave44
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ya its tough to know what you want here. technically every query you run returns a record set (providing it returns rows).
for set processing insert the rows into a global temporary table, for looping use a for loop or explicit cursor definition i guess.

we could use a little more info here...
Jul 16 '08 #4

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