Explain cursors in SQL?
Cursors in SQL - An object used to store the output of a query for row-through-row processing through the application programs. Cursors are constructs which enable the user to name a private memory field to hold an exact statement for access at a later time.
Cursors are used to procedure multi-row result sets one row at a time. In addition, cursors remain track of which row is currently being accessed, that permit for interactive processing of the active set.