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OPEN

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OPEN cursor

This statement opens a cursor that has been declared within the current routine. Data selected with the cursor is accessed with the FETCH statement. The cursor is closed with the CLOSE statement. See the descriptions of the DECLARE and FETCH statements earlier in this chapter for more information on cursors.

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