DECLARE CURSOR Examples
1. Declare a cursor for a retrieval of employees from the shoe department, ordered by name (ascending) and salary (descending). (This can also be specified as a select loop.)
EXEC SQL DECLARE cursor1 CURSOR FOR
SELECT ename, sal
FROM employee
WHERE dept = 'shoes'
ORDER BY 1 ASC, 2 DESC;
2. Declare two cursors for the department and employee tables, and open them in a master-detail fashion.
EXEC SQL DECLARE master_cursor CURSOR FOR
SELECT * FROM dept
ORDER BY dno;
EXEC SQL DECLARE detail_cursor CURSOR FOR
SELECT * FROM employee
WHERE edept = :dno
ORDER BY ename;
EXEC SQL OPEN master_cursor;
loop while more department
EXEC SQL FETCH master_cursor
INTO :dname, :dno, :dfloor, :dsales;
if not found break loop;
/*
** For each department retrieve all the
** employees and display the department
** and employee data.
*/
EXEC SQL OPEN detail_cursor;
loop while more employees
EXEC SQL FETCH detail_cursor
INTO :name, :age, :idno, :salary, :edept;
/*
** For each department retrieve all the
** employees and display the department
** and employee data.
*/
process and display data;
END LOOP;
EXEC SQL CLOSE detail_cursor;
END LOOP;
EXEC SQL CLOSE master_cursor;
Last modified date: 10/30/2024