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jump 2 next iteration of FOR loop

Hi ppl!!

just a newbie ques
is there something in PL/SQL that skips to the next iteration in the
for loop like a next, etc.????

Thnx!!
Jul 19 '05 #1
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> just a newbie ques
is there something in PL/SQL that skips to the next iteration in the
for loop like a next, etc.????


Use FETCH inside your cursor loop.

Daniel
Jul 19 '05 #2

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