Re: ProC/SQL question

tkyte_at_us.oracle.com (Thomas J. Kyte) wrote:

>If you are asking how to do this, look at array fetching. You can array fetch
>25 rows, play around with them in the client, array fetch the next 25.

What about doing this in PL/SQL? A short example would be very helpful.

Ben.

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